Thus, when Hegel in the second edition of his Science of Logic (1831) nevertheless claims that in the end "[e]very philosophy is essentially idealism or at least has it as its principle" (GW 21, 142), he must mean by idealism something other than ontological idealism and certainly something other than Kant's indeterminate ontological realism.
"The Islamic religion has as its principle to love and be peaceful".
With the 1908 Constitutional movement of the late Ottoman period a "national literature" movement was born, which adopted as its principle the intention to take literature back to its early Turkic origin.
Another warning must not be omitted: namely that aesthetics, though a special philosophical science, having as its principle a special and distinct category of the mind, can never, just because it is philosophical, be detached from the main body of philosophy; for its problems are concerned with the relations between art and the other mental forms, and therefore imply both difference and identity.
(c) Output of stage 5 for pixel containing Alunite as its principle component.
Details of the probe design, as well as its principle of operation, are provided.
The Pythagoreans recognize two worlds, the intelligible, which has the Monad as its principle, and the sensible, whose principle is the tetraktys, the first four numbers, which correspond to the point, line, surface and solid.
Other information about the UVP, such as its principle of measurement, the installation of the ultrasonic probe and some limitation can be found in the earlier works (Choi et al. 2013a; Met-flow 2002).
According to Rawls (1993: 225), "[i]n justice as fairness, and I think in many other liberal views, the guidelines of inquiry of public reason, as well as its principle of legitimacy, have the same basis as the substantive principles of justice".
8 As such, its principles are well suited for analysis of improvement studies.
