Anisotropy is a common attribute of Nature, which shows different characterizations in different directions of all or part of the physical or chemical properties of an object.
At one point in the Treatise Spinoza observes that the biblical authors "imagined God as ruler, legislator, king, merciful, just, etc., despite the fact that all the latter are merely attributes of human nature and far removed from the divine nature" (Spinoza 2007, 63).
"In the landscape garden we appeal to that sense of the Beautiful and the Perfect, which is one of the highest attributes of our nature," it declared.
This was another of the standout attributes of the Nature finalists and, as commented on above, is one of the distinguishing features of a mentor over someone who is simply a good supervisor.
Aeon, also spelled Eon, (Greek: "age," or "lifetime"), in Gnosticism and Manichaeism, one of the orders of spirits, or spheres of being, that emanated from the Godhead and were attributes of the nature of the absolute; an important element in the cosmology that developed around the central concept of Gnostic dualism the conflict between matter and spirit.
This effect is attributed to nature of termination of the BA (i.e., combination) and MMA (i.e., disproportionation) monomer radicals.
We have seen that Hartshorne attributes the laws of nature to an act of God.
