Sentence examples for category of accident from inspiring English sources

We have two choices to do this: First, we can decide a threshold level for each of the category of accident locations and group them in some categories.

And what if it is added to a term listed under the category of Accident (such as colour, quantity, and so on)?

The question arises only with respect to what he calls "absolute accidents," namely quantity and quality, as opposed to relational accidents the remaining categories of accident.

The problem with this approach is that it is very difficult to identify the number of categories of accident locations and decide a threshold level for each category.

According to the common realist view, not only simple accidental forms (such as whiteness), but also the compound entities they cause when inhering in substances (a white thing — album) belong to the nine categories of accident.

For created things, on the Aristotelian scheme, a predication is either substantial (when the genus, species or differentia is predicated of something: 'Socrates is an animal/man/rational') or accidental, when the predicate is any accident in any of the nine Aristotelian categories of accident.

Among the nine categories of accidents, only quantity, quality, action, and affection can be the foundations of relations.

Accidental forms belong per se to the nine categories of accidents (In Cat., cap. de relativis, p. 300).

The nine categories of accidents are quantity, quality, relation, action, passion, place, time, position, and state (habitus).

These three categories are the only ones Valla admits; the other Aristotelian categories of accidents such as place, time, relation and quantity can all be reduced to quality or action.

The results of our study not only confirm an association between certain variables but also show that the integration of MCDA allows decision makers to make their own selection of the most interesting rules, according to their preferences and needs, allowing the application of accident prevention efforts in the identified areas for various categories of accidents.