Scientific knowledge occurs when our nominal essence ideas match the real essences.
It includes the physical entities in the world, as well as abstract objects, numbers, essences, ideas, etc.
In essence, the idea is to keep the many different groups of people who regularly dig up the streets of New York from tripping over one another's work.
In essence, the idea is that if you spend your money or your time doing one thing, you can't be doing something else with it.
In particular, Yorck emphasized the generic difference between the ontic and the historical, i.e., the difference between what is seen or conceptualized (and aesthetically contemplated) as permanent nature, or essence, or idea, and the felt historical rhythm of life, i.e., life's immersion in and belonging to the overarching and always changing waves of history.
In essence, the idea is that the SEC cannot ignore the pleas of New York City, the state of California, and other major stakeholders for corporate America to democratize.
In essence, the idea of opposite receptive field sub-regions is reminiscent of the opponent model for border-ownership coding as proposed by Zhou et al. [15].
But in their essence the ideas are shaped around an uncontroversial belief that greater institutional transparency is a good thing, and that technology can advance that aim in radical ways.
In essence, the ideas have escaped from the pages of the document and have entered the flow of cosmic history.
The second claim is that an emotional feeling is identical to the bodily sensations that manifest it: "A feeling in essence is an idea -- an idea of the body and, even more particularly, an idea of a certain aspect of the body, its interior, in certain circumstances.
