Sentence examples for as predicable from inspiring English sources

Much like mainland France the operating hours are not as predicable as here in the States.

This difference can be regarded as predicable, as it reflects radical difference in their composition.

Bennett, however, argues that Spinoza does indeed regard finite modes as predicable of substance, or, as he puts it, as "adjectival on the world".

For Aristotle, the individual is not, strictly speaking, predicable, although there are places in which he speaks of the individual as predicable.

These are known as predicables.

Thus, properties can be characterized as predicables.

Relations, e.g., loving and between, can also be viewed as predicables and more generally can be treated in many respects on a par with properties.

Since similar reasonings would apply to the other Porphyrian predicables as well, no universal can exist in this way.

It gives an account of the concept predicabile and the five predicables genus, species, differentia, proprium, accidens i.e., the common features of and differences between the predicables, as well as of the terms 'predicatio' and 'denominativum'denominativum

In a logical sense, as predicative expressions, 'transcendental terms' are outside the range of the five predicables or universals listed by Porphyry in his Isagoge to Aristotle's Categories, i.e. they are not a genus, species, difference, property, or accident.

On the Aristotelian conception of universals as universal predicables, there obviously are universals, namely, our universal words.