And for Leibniz, "substances cannot be conceived in their bare essence, devoid of activity; that activity is of the essence of substance in general" (New Essays A vi, 6, 65).
Regarding the relationship between real essences and substance in general, Michael Ayers has argued that Locke uses the terms 'substance' and 'real essence' as extensionally equivalent, but not intensionally equivalent.
That video is his essence, and might be the essence of Snapchat in general – but it's too early to tell.
O'Briain and his mini-me henchman, Oxford maths prof Marcus du Sautoy, know a lot about Pythagoras's theorems, multi-dimensional space and quadratic equations, but they don't realise they're destroying the very essence of TV in general and the business model of Dave, the channel devoted to further stupefying half-cut blokes who can't find anything else on.
Do essences (or properties in general) exist in the physical world?
In essence, General Kayani says he wants a "stable" Afghanistan, a phrase that seems to deliberately echo what the Obama administration says it wants, too.
In essence, general guidelines are valued as complementary documents prepared for advisory purposes.
These 'categorial essences' begin with 'object in general' at the top of the tree, which is then divided at the next level into categories including (as examples) object, state of affairs, property, relation, number, etc. (compare lists 1913/2000, 237 and 1913/1962, 61).
In essence, the general rule is to allocate high-priority RBs to the MSs with the least favourable SINR conditions.
In essence, a general approach to the arbitrage-free pricing hinges, at least implicitly, on the following arguments: Step (L.1).
