Such forms are there without their matter this was another of the "causes" of particular entities and so perception had to be understood as a rather mysterious transfer of the object's form to the perceiver's soul.
However, Furley concedes that Plutarch at least understands the earliest atomists to be committed to the view that all combinations of atoms, as much as sensible qualities, should be understood as conventional rather than real (Furley 1993 pp. 76 7n7).
They propose that these rights should be understood as "stewardship" rather than ownership and that cultural property claims "are often better explained and justified through a stewardship model" (Carpenter et al. 2009).
Moreover, consistent with her conviction that many of the central issues of philosophy turn on phenomena that are properly to be understood as objective rather than intrinsic, she tends to assign a broader role to epistemology than to metaphysics.
I knew I wanted this to be a tonal piece, because I wanted it to be understood as music rather than some arbitrary and cold sonification.
These expectation-dependent dynamics represent a novel view of leaky, saturating, or otherwise imperfect evidence accumulation, which here may be understood as facilitating, rather than hindering, statistical inference.
It may best be understood as a feeling, rather than as an idea".
I've had to temper my voice in meetings for fear I be understood as a stereotype, rather than a confident professional.
Therefore, supportive reports should be understood as political opportunities rather than social influences.
Then these attributes are considered to discuss why arbitration should be understood as an internal rather than an external governance device, delineating the boundaries of meta-organizations, and leading to optimal investment decisions.
