Sentence examples for by particulars from inspiring English sources

And suppose that at each level, the physical properties instantiated by particulars at that level are more fundamental than those instantiated by particulars at higher levels.

On this account, then, there can be Forms for each and every property had by particulars (Phaedo 100 101, esp. 100c6).

By way of contrast, properties such as being brown or being a cow do not suffer compresence when instantiated by particulars.

The existence of this fact guarantees that a is F. Facts are just instantiations of universals by particulars (see Armstrong 1997 , 119.

These combinations must respect the form of states of affairs (thus Aristotle's being wise is an actualised combination, Aristotle's being a general is an unactualised combination, and wisdom's being Aristotle does not respect the form of states of affairs and so does not fall in the range of combinations defined by particulars and universals).

It is for that reason that perception is the fundamental "contact" with the world upon which the superstructure of conceptual cognition rests; conceptual cognition, on the other hand, is not fixed in this way by particulars and can to a large degree think what it will about whatever it chooses.

Some specialists were outraged by particular estimates.

Ever surprised by particular interpretations?

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This was catalysed by particular concerns over the Adler 110.