That only measured entities qualify as mixtures is not only suggested by the examples Socrates refers to (health, strength, beauty, music, and the seasons), but by his assertion much later in the dialogue that a mixture without due measure or proportion does not deserve its name (64d e): "it will necessarily corrupt its ingredients and most of all itself.
Seen in this way, the Mediterranean well deserves its name for it is literally the middle of the world.
We have also made progress on a question raised in Section 1, namely whether "speech act theory" deserves its name.
Much of semantic theory deserves its name: For instance, with the aid of set-theoretic tools it helps us tell the difference between good arguments and bad arguments couched in ordinary language.
Worth well more than $100m a year, the success industry well deserves its name.
By this definition, his party may deserve its name.Islam as an ideology may be less of a factor.
The Water Club, a Signature Hotel by Borgata, which is opening this month in Atlantic City, deserves its name.
Porto Selvaggio, Nardò Porto Selvaggio means wild harbour, and never did a place deserve its name more than this beach.
It might take the gradual withdrawal of the United States to convince the Europeans that they need a long-term security strategy that deserves its name.
FISHIEST of all fishy places was the Try Pots, which well deserves its name; for the pots there were always boiling chowder," reports Ishmael, the sea-faring narrator in 'Moby Dick'.
