Sentence examples for have no properties from inspiring English sources
However, an 'absolutely unreal' thing can have no properties, and hence a fortiori no properties in common with an existing thing.
But now the problem reasserts itself: if, as the substance dualist insists, bodies and minds are radically different, they have no properties in common.
The deflationary nominalists not only avoid the commitment to mathematical objects, they also claim that such objects have no properties whatsoever.
(Saying this, however, does not require that the idea itself have no properties or even that these properties are not relevant to the idea's representation of the object).
A hardness is that the (pi )-maximal subgroups have no properties similar to the mentioned above properties of (pi )-Hall subgroups.
Benacerraf opens by defending what is now known as a structuralist view of the natural numbers, according to which the natural numbers have no properties other than those they have in virtue of being positions in an ω-sequence.
"I practically have no property abroad," he insisted.
That will give the club long-term security but they will have no property interest in the stadium.
They create vast rights for themselves, and then they ensure that buyers have no property rights whatever when it comes to the items they've purchased in turn.
"If all men have an equal right of suffrage, those who have little and those who have no property, have the power of making regulations respecting the property of others," he reasoned.
