The result is that it has become an insecure enterprise to merge the common and the singular.
Using the terms of this paper, we can describe the understanding of wisdom within the Aristotelian tradition as "first-order wisdom," since wisdom is taken to mean the capacity to merge the common and the singular in the situation.
So when Hargadon and Sutton introduce "wisdom" and characterize it by the attributes of openness and listening, they seem to mean that openness and listening are the decisive cognitive operations needed to enable the most perfect match between the common and the singular in the process of intermediation.
This means that the relationship between common natures and singulars is ultimately based on individuation, since no actual universality and no instantiation is possible without individuation.
This means that the relationship between common natures and singulars is ultimately grounded on individuation, since no actual universality and no instantiation is possible without individuation.
The stability problem is studied with the help of the common Lyapunov function and singular perturbation method.
Ikeda is famous for saying: "Those who pay careful attention to their tastebuds will discover in the complex flavor of asparagus, tomatoes, cheese and meat, a common and yet absolutely singular taste which cannot be called sweet, or sour, or salty, or bitter... .. It's umami.
Indeed, any term whatsoever could be taken as having material supposition for itself or its equiforms, or as having personal supposition, and in early sixteenth-century Parisian logic texts it was normal to remark that all singular terms are common, and all common terms are singular when taken in these different ways.
There were several branches of Canon Law: Common Law, Universal Law, General Law, and Singular Law.
She emphasizes Spielberg's business inadequacies and concentrates on corporate intrigues, thereby making his remarkable success and singular personality seem common.
