5va-b), as well as between two different types of exhaustive complex cognition (notitia perfecta complexa): (i) absolute (simpliciter) and (ii) relative to the general kind of thing in question (in genere) (see fols. 5vb-6ra).
By this he means inferences from descriptions of particular instances of something to descriptions of that general kind of thing.
In some domains, ontology users have opted to use Aristotelian definitions, i.e. definitions that state the general kind of thing that a class or relation represents, coupled with the properties that distinguish it from the general kind (the 'genus differentia' model).
"The nature of the conversation was general, the kinds of things one might say if we were attempting to establish a relationship," McInnis said yesterday.
The poet is going to considerable trouble not to write the kind of lyrics where such anxiety might be assuaged by submergence in the general music – the kind of thing Nietzsche condemned as "sickly-sweet whimsy and tinkle-tinkle".
"There have been calls to Stark's Park and just general emails and that kind of thing.
"Unfortunately, these kind of things happen.
What kind of things is Evernote building?
"What kind of things?" Taussig asked.
Those kind of things," she joked.
