Metaphysics 9.6, 1048b18-35 contrasts (incomplete) motions and (complete) actualities, and asserts that the latter are realised in a non-processual manner.
Others argued that entelekheia must refer in some sense to the completed actuality of some partial end or perfection.
But only God is pure actuality.
There are certain epileptic seizures when a detailed hallucination imposes itself upon a patient's consciousness and pursues a lengthy course, but, in actuality, completes itself in only a few seconds.
"For now, we are presented with this list of programs that all sound great, but could be in actuality a complete waste," Friedman said.
In actuality, many people do not complete 60 days of intensive rehabilitation or 180 days of ambulatorial or home-based exercises.
In actuality, these two issues are completely intertwined.
The BC government has seemingly bet the family farm entirely on LNG going to Malaysia, complete with a fantasy number of 100,000 jobs to be created (in actuality, 4,500 during construction and up to 1,500 permanent jobs after that spread around the province).
Emerson put forth the idea of the "One Man," by which he meant the complete person, or the person who embodies all dimensions of human potential and actuality -- the farmer, the professor, the engineer, the priest, the scholar, the statesman, the soldier, the artist.
Potentialities corresponding to this latter type of actuality, then, cannot be actualised in so far as they are potential, they have only complete actualisations.
