In this section, we address this issue and the issue of contingent existence generally in combinatorialism.
Even if a homeowner makes no effort whatsoever to pay off his mortgage early, the loan will still be amortized out of existence, generally in no more than 30 years.
Assuming a west-northwest course that it would maintain throughout its existence, generally favorable atmospheric conditions allowed for gradual strengthening, with the cyclone attaining hurricane status a day after formation.
It uses a general pattern of argumentation (logos) that makes an inference from certain alleged facts about the world (cosmos) to the existence of a unique being, generally identified with or referred to as God.
What I mean is that, years ago, my wife dutifully bore me children, and I am finally quitting my job to acknowledge their existence and generally get to know them better.
Mr. Kohn argues that Mr. Birkenfeld is entitled to a portion of the money recovered from 52,000 offshore UBS clients whose existence, but generally not names and account details, he described to the I.R.S. and Justice Department.
In 1973, the publication of "The Secret Life of Plants," by Peter Tompkins and Christopher Bird, which portrayed vegetal life as exquisitely sensitive, responsive and in some respects comparable to human existence, was generally regarded as pseudoscience.
The conduct of commerce, affairs of state, military actions, and personal affairs all depend on the existence of generally accepted means of authenticating identity, authority, ownership, license, signature, notarization, date of action, receipt, and so on.
And since his wife and best friend have now both been murdered – and the rest of his existence has generally been a miserable whirlwind of shootings, botched suicide attempts and being stabbed through the hand by Ma Larkin – it only seems fitting that our first new glimpse of Luther should take place on a crumbling cliff.
Geologists believe that Rodinia (whose existence is generally accepted) disintegrated about 750m years ago and then reformed into Pangaea after a period of fragmentation that, once again, lasted for roughly 500m years.This pattern has set Dr Rogers to wondering whether some larger force was at work.
Likewise, the question of whether mereological indeterminacy implies vague composition or vague existence is generally answered in the affirmative (though not always; see e.g. Donnelly 2009 and Barnes and Williams 2009).
