Grazer stated that "I wanted to introduce a visual and sonic world that is a contained entity of the '70s", and Scott felt it was vital to have "the brand of music that was Harlem at the time".
Consequently, if the other database contains entities with the same InChI identifiers as the entity in question, then the entity is linked only with them.
In scientific theorizing it is no decisive objection against an explanation that it contains entities that are themselves not adequately explained.
The concept of actual difference making applies in the context of an actual population containing entities that actually differ with respect to some property.
It is, she insists, "the most familiar fact of human life that the world contains entities that can tell us what to do and make us do it.
In addition, the corpus needs to be representative of the domain of the documents that contain entities which need to be extracted.
Here, the input class definition would have to require specification of the index used to look up the database and the service output class would contain entities annotated with the value or values retrieved from the database.
To get at the idea, suppose one has an intended Tarski model M of the actual world, a model that actually contains entities in the world and assigns extensions to predicates that reflect the actual meanings of the adjectives and verb phrases those predicates formalize.
The first important feature of Burley's earlier ontology is his belief that apart from substances, quantities, and qualities, the categories do not contain entities in the full sense of the term, but respectus reales,i.e., real aspects of absolute things.
One explanation is that point-light biological-motion stimuli do not contain entities that can each be recognized when presented in isolation, as is the case for face parts.
