Sentence examples for be identical with a from inspiring English sources
Only one structural arrangement out of the many possibilities will be identical with a naturally occurring molecule.
Further, the pseudodeltidium appeared to be identical with a similar structure invariably found in the extinct strophomenoids (the central group of his order Protremata), a comparison that led him to regard the thecideids as derivatives of that stock.
In distinguishing the four variants, Jackendoff takes "causative" as having an agent subject, which may or may not be identical with a Stimulus.
It now "denotes membership in a community of shared or common law, which may or may not be identical with a territorial community" (Pocock 1995, 37).
In the "strict and philosophical" sense a collection of parts, C1, can be identical with a collection of parts, C2, only if C1 and C2 contain exactly the same parts.
Note also that if we follow a Wittgensteinian line, we will indeed allow the (false) proposition that p to be identical with a fact at the very least with itself but we can now, given the failure of (a), say with a clear conscience that that fact is the wrong fact, which does not suffice to render the proposition true.
The numerical model is designed to be identical with an experimental model previously studied.
Discovery of comet P/2017 Q2 on images obtained with the Pan-STARRS1 1.8-m telescope at Haleakala, Hawaii, on 2017 Aug. 22, and then found to be identical with an apparently asteroidal object discovered with the 0.59-m LONEOS Schmidt telescope in Arizona in 2007 (when it was then given the minor-planet designation 2007 RS41).
The latter is a presumably a state of affairs, an abstract object, and no concretum can be identical with an abstractum on pain of violating the separateness of the concrete and abstract realms.
So if "being divine" means "being identical with a divinity" (i.e., being a thing which instantiates the nature divinity), then none of the persons are "divine".
LL, understood to range over identity properties, if any, such as being identical with a, says that if x is identical with y, then any property of x is a property of y.
