At the same time, in the two terms of the change, there must also be an actual, active, determining principle.
Because the substantial form is the determining principle within a corporeal entity and makes its essence capable of being defined, Godfrey holds that it is by reason of its form that such a substance enjoys transcendental unity.
Computed Tomography scans of 204 healthy hips were digitally analysed and manually templated to determine principle dimensions, appropriate stem size and model, as well as cortical distance at the femoral calcar (ideal collar size).
Further, he said that "community of race, and not, as has frequently been argued, community of function, is the real determining principle, the true causa causans, of the caste system".
The incorporation of the underlying determining principle of PPI organization into graph-theoretical topological studies will provide a baseline from which biologically-relevant insights could be extracted.
However, the results may be useful in determining principles to be used in judging the adequacy of a tool for use with a particular culture.
Classical probabilities are ascertainable, assuming that the space of possibilities can be determined in principle.
The performance of SERR is determined in principle only by the aperture area.
Microbial community succession patterns in the SHARON reactor during the entire running period were determined by principle coordinate analysis (PCoA) based on Bray Curtis distance (Gauch 1973).
The parameters are determined in principle as a representation of the characteristics of the observation data associated with a number of MD reference locations.
Weighting was determined by principle components analysis and was similar for each observation point.
