(A VI iii 578/SR 101) And with this definition in hand, Leibniz is then able to claim that there can be no inconsistency among perfections, since a perfection, in being simple and positive, is unanalyzable and incapable of being enclosed by limits.
The proposed system is designed specifically for hot, arid environments utilizing an acidophilic, thermotolerant algal species, Galdieria sulphuraria, and an enclosed photobioreactor to limit evaporation.
April Gornik's own land-sea-sky scapes depict nature as an object of regard -- but "human perspective" neither encloses nor limits the mysterious emotion that flows from her apprehension of the "other".
The area enclosed by both limiting curves does not allow for solutions.
In consistence with Figure 2 no solutions can be found for ( Re, We, Fr ) inside the volume enclosed by the limiting surface.
The confidence intervals for each cuff were enclosed within these limits and so difference was deemed not clinically relevant.
Target detection performance with the two levels of scaled stimuli was better than that with non-scaled stimuli as measured by the lengthening of sensitivity limits and increased number of targets enclosed within the sensitivity limits, on each of the axes tested.
The parotid glands are enclosed in sheaths that limit the extent of their swelling when inflamed, as in mumps.
To take a channel from steady-state to oscillatory activity, this perturbation must be sufficient to move the system outside the basin of attraction of the fixed point (this is the region enclosed by the unstable limit cycle).
For instance, two nearby initial states could be situated, respectively, inside and outside the region enclosed by the unstable limit cycle.
One such judgment serves to establish the possibility of an object that is "exactly equal and similar to another, but which cannot be enclosed in the same limits as that other, its incongruent counterpart" (2 382) (Buroker 1981; Van Cleve and Frederick 1991; Van Cleve 1999).
