Pratyaya, (Sanskrit: "cause")Pāli paccaya, in Buddhist philosophy, an auxiliary, indirect cause, as distinguished from a direct cause (hetu).
Pratyaya, ( Sanskrit: "cause") Pāli paccaya, in Buddhist philosophy, an auxiliary, indirect cause, as distinguished from a direct cause (hetu).
They need to do it not only for the so-called Red Sox Nation but also for baseball fans out there in America who have taken on the Sox as some kind of auxiliary cause.
When continuing with the port propeller, a valve in its engine malfunctioned; continuing with an auxiliary valve caused a large amount of vibration, so the ship was stopped just hours later for temporary repairs on the main valve before continuing to the Philadelphia Naval Yard for repairs.
A seed, for example, is a direct cause of a plant, while sunshine, water, and earth are auxiliary causes of a plant.
What one would expect is that some auxiliary condition combines with the single cause to produce different effects; but if that is the case, then a single cause plus an auxiliary condition is not really just a single cause.
As resolutions of racemic mixtures are complex and time-consuming procedures, the chiral pool of natural α-amino acids is limited and catalysts or chiral auxiliaries cause high costs, all of these strategies have their limitations when applied on an industrial scale (Weiner et al. 2010).
The awareness of the qualifier is merely an auxiliary causal factor, the 'special' instrumental cause is a sense-object contact.
Religion served as an auxiliary recruiting tool, but the root cause of the attacks was foreign occupation, and the attacks were designed to coerce the occupying forces — Israel, France and the United States — to withdraw.
Since nNOS knock-out mice showing similar blood flow abnormality [5] do not manifest phenotypes of muscular dystrophy [19], [20], it has been suggested that functional ischemia or lack of nNOS may be an auxiliary event but not a direct cause of the disease.
