And in big partnerships people cease to know each other personally.
If our memories are lost we cease to know who we were, what we accomplished, what it all meant.
Hawthorne (2005) raises the possibility that, in the course of grasping that p entails q, S will cease to know p. He also notes that SP1 is defensible on the (deviant) assumption that a thought, p, is equivalent to another, q, if p and q hold in all of the same possible worlds.
And then I cease to know whether it stopped ringing or I just forgot to hear it.
Boundaries can become so blurred, a party ceases to know what its purpose is.
But Harriet knew in her heart that something had changed, the way only someone who has lived with and loved and cared for another person so profoundly, so completely that the space between them almost has ceased to exist, could know.
With the advent of the industrial revolution, handmade goods gave way to standardized commodities, which all look alike, and it ceased to be possible to know an object's provenance just by looking at it.
Taking into account that God himself cannot begin or cease actually to know or will something, and thus He cannot change from knowing that p to knowing that not-p (where p is a given truth), nor from volition to non-volition or vice versa (ibid., p. 335; cf. also De volucione Dei, chap. 3, p. 149), the logical result is that in Wyclif's world nothing may happen purely contingently.
