If nothing red is present there are no red things, and if some red thing is present then so is the top half of it and the bottom half of it.
And in general if a thing is perishing, will be present something that exists; and if a thing is coming to be, there must be something from which it comes to be and something by which it is generated, and this process cannot go on ad infinitum.-But, leaving these arguments, let us insist on this, that it is not the same thing to change in quantity and in quality.
Physicians should be asking women whether they have a family history of breast cancer or other factors that would put them in a high risk category, and making sure if those things are present that they are screened in an appropriate manner.
At the end of the Ethics, Spinoza describes the "wise man" as the one who is "conscious of himself, and of God, and of things" (5p42s), the clear implication being that those who aren't wise fail to be conscious of themselves, God, or things, even if these things are present to mind through a mental representation.
As a fan the way things are presented it seems as if she is against Odd Future and Earl Sweatshirt as a whole is this the case?
In general, researchers in both fields tend to analyze reactions in terms of binary oppositions: If a chemical is present, one thing happens; if the chemical is absent, a different thing happens.
In January, when experts at Boston University found that a sixth deceased N.F.L. veteran had developed extremely rare trauma-induced brain damage before the age of 50, Casson responded, "It's very hard to know if there's any significance until things are presented in the appropriate scientific manner".
Auriol's abstractive cognition, on the other hand, does not involve this experience or feeling of something's presence and existence, even if the thing is both present and existent.
At Yale, Sacks had started the work that would become "The English Elegy". The words "South Africa" appear nowhere in the book, but it begins with a quote from Wordsworth, who writes that a poet is someone who is "affected more than other men by absent things as if they were present". Sacks's argument was that an elegiac poem doesn't merely describe loss.
Refrain if pain is present.
Philosophy is arguing that, since God knows all things as if they were present, future events are necessary, in relation to their being known by God, in just the way that anything which is presently the case is necessary.
