It was these non-Archimedean fields that Peirce now wanted to call genuine continua.
The fact that single points in a true continuum "cannot be exhibited" arises, Weyl asserts, from the fact that they are not genuine individuals and so cannot be characterized by their properties.
But a contemporary team winning in style and adding a sixth Soccer Bowl to that collection amassed by Pele et al, gives them the chance to define themselves within a genuine sporting continuum.
William Wimsatt (1976b) emphasizes that while interlevel, compositional reductions are transitive, successional reductions through history are intransitive, so that a continuum between genuine successional reduction and replacement obtains.
They are a genuine attraction in themselves and a logical link in the continuum of this museum's Chinese holdings.
They are a genuine attraction in themselves and a logical link in the continuum that this museum's remarkable Chinese holdings span from beginning to end.
Our 3-dimensional data demonstrate a statistically significant continuum in levator volume, shape, and integrity across groups of asymptomatic, genuine stress incontinence, and prolapse subjects.
Schaffner proposes a complex definition comprising several disjuncts, which are intended to encompass both genuine reductions and different sorts of replacement ranging from complete replacements via a continuum of relations to cases of correction fully within the reduced theory.
