And it would be wrong to destroy an instance of a basic good for the sake of bringing about some other instance of a basic good: for that would make sense only if the good brought about were more valuable than the good destroyed, but on Finnis's view all distinct instances of basic goods are incommensurable — none is of more, less, or equal value with any other.
max-cardinality: An instance of the class defined by the slot-constraint can be related to at most n distinct instances of the class-expression via the slot relation (similar are min-cardinality and, as a shortcut, cardinality).
But the UTMB has something particularly special about it, with a distinct cachet for ultra runners.
There remains about him a distinct New Englishness.
There is much still to be learned, for instance, about the Etruscans, an ancient population with a distinct language and traditions that dominated what is now central Italy for about a millennium, until they were conquered by the Romans.
It may not be the usual verdict on North Korea; there is, for instance, a distinct absence of any reference to forced labour, hunger or personality cults.
For instance, it could be argued that a distinct political bias existed as B37 repeated three times during voir dire that Sanford experienced 'rioting' which never occurred.
Though Google's Preemptible VMs have a distinct advantage over Spot Instances, it may not be an easy task to migrate workloads from AWS.
The injustice (which in too many instances involves a distinct racial component) leads to violent outrage.
In this instance there's a distinct heightening of the melodrama that grows more out of a love for the characters than for the performers.
There are times when writing articles about climate change brings a distinct feeling of deja vu.
