Sentence examples for exactly the same property from inspiring English sources

The redness involved in the second-tomato appearance is exactly the same property as is involved in the first.

There is no single multilinear extension of the SVD, with exactly the same properties as the SVD.

Nodes within a group cannot be differentiated because they all share exactly the same properties of the group.

This is often referred to as 'Leibniz's Law' and is typically understood to mean that no two objects have exactly the same properties.

Type-identity is the most obvious way to ensure the non-separateness of special and physical causes: if exactly the same properties comprise the special and physical cause, the two causes will themselves be fully identical.

This new conception of properties permits analyzing objects as pure bundles of properties/tropes without excluding the possibility of having different objects with (qualitatively but not numerically) exactly the same properties.

Actually, Leibniz called his definition "the identity of indiscernibles" and gave it in the form of a biconditional: x and y are the same if x and y have exactly the same properties.

Leibniz's Law says that if x = y (i.e. x and y are identical one and the same entity) then x and y have exactly the same properties.

Thomasson gives sufficient identity conditions for fictional entities within a literary work: x and y are the same fictional object F if x and y are ascribed exactly the same properties in the work (1999 63).

Oddly enough, the state from which our Universe arose — the state of cosmic inflation — has exactly the same properties, only with a much larger expansion rate during the inflationary epoch than our current, dark energy-dominated epoch will lead to.

The main objections to the 'universals' form of the theory rest on its apparent commitment to the Identity of Indiscernibles, for if an object is no more than a bundle of properties, then if a and b have exactly the same properties, they are the same bundle.