It is, therefore, in this sense that existence is both the source of commonality and of distinction between existing things because unlike the Peripatetic tradition, he is insistent that existence is the principle of individuation (tashakhkhus) of a thing other than its essence.
A West Virginia where existence is both tedious and shocking.
As Merleau-Ponty puts it, our temporal existence is both a condition for and an obstacle to our self-comprehension.
Existence is both real and imaginary or tangible and intangible.
Rundle defends this view of events by arguing that coming into and going out of existence are symmetrical and both are in time.
One of the targets for these searches is the stochastic GW background, whose existence is expected both due to cosmological and due to astrophysical sources.
This bacterium, the smallest self-replicating organism capable of cell-free existence, is spread both by direct contact between an infected person and a susceptible person, and by airborne droplets expelled when an infected person sneezes, coughs, or talks.
The baby knows that existence is a paradox, both coincidental and inevitable, that everything is mostly nothing and the difference between everything and nothing is functionally negligible.
In both cases, the existence is worth having, and in both cases the impairment is not the kind of thing agents can, given existing technologies, either cure or ameliorate.
This vision of existence is, to modern Western eyes, both peculiar and beguiling.
