So a substance must be a determinate individual that is capable of existing on its own.
Income level should never be a determinate of who does and does not receive treatment for infertility.
All the theories examined so far, from M to GEM and its variants, appear to assume that parthood is a perfectly determinate relation: given any two entities x and y, there is always an objective, determinate fact of the matter as to whether or not x is part of y.
Now in (A) Kant contends that cognitions of objects consist in a determinate relation of representations to objects, and as (1) indicates, this relation is constituted or produced by a synthesis that essentially involves the unity of consciousness.
In his De veritate, he argues that the analogy of attribution involves a determinate relation, which cannot hold between God and creatures, and that the analogy of proportionality must be used for the divine names.
Sense, in other words, has a determinate relation with nonsense.
But while the differences between the points of the line are themselves infinitely small, the relation between them is a determinate value — the slope, which can be calculated for any point on the line.
Neither denotative nor expressive, neither speaking of woman (as though woman were a determinate object of study) nor speaking as one (as though the aim were to express an inner essence), Irigaray's writing establishes a reflexive relation to language.
The conventional risk is a determinate value but the proposed fuzzy risk is an interval value.
For Craig, an actual infinite is a determinate totality or a completed unity, whereas the potential infinite is not.
