For this reason, extreme haecceitism is typically (albeit confusingly) classified as a version of "anti-essentialism", by virtue of denying that individuals have distinctive essences apart from their respective haecceities.
Aristotle became, in Avicenna's hands, a much more systematic and coherent thinker than he really had intended to be; problems and solutions that were, at best, hinted at by Aristotle (e.g., the distinction between essence and existence or the relation between possible and necessary existence) were among the distinctive marks of Avicenna's own work.
Re-creating her daily existence in the old house in Neauphle-le-Château, Duras uses the apparatus of a major motion picture to make refracted home movies, as if trying to make sense of her life and surroundings — and this attitude, as much as the film's oblique drama and distinctive images, is the essence of its modernity.
"We are making the area distinctive once again — recapturing the essence of Chelsea," he declares.
In essence, although multiple distinctive V(D J recombinations encoding the same CDR3 peptide exist in the neonatal/young B-1a IgH repertoire, a single identical V(D J recombination sequence is selected to encode the particular CDR3 peptide in adult repertoire of almost all individuals.
Brendan Rodgers says the design will help his side "look and feel formidable"; the PR says it's "distinctive and fresh" with a "nostalgic essence".
Muslim philosopher Abu Yusef al-Kindi (ca. 800 70) understood the doctrine to assert that there are three divine persons, three individuals, each composed of the divine essence together with its own distinctive characteristic.
What's more, Breiner shortened these anthems, in some cases, to their minute-long essences, or brought out different distinctive elements.
