Beneath the actual (any one state of a system), we find "impersonal individuations" or intensive morphogenetic processes that produce system states and beneath these we find "pre-individual singularities" (that is, the key elements in virtual fields, marking system thresholds that structure the intensive morphogenetic processes).
Somewhere in the hysteria that has greeted news of the sequel there is an acute awareness of artistic value, of the past and of what we owe the past, and of an individual's precious singularity.
For what these new terrorists want is the end to the very strength of our society, namely our ability to consider the individual in his singularity, and to ensure his free expression.
Finally, these differential relations of an individual language determine singularities or remarkable points at which the pattern of that language can shift: the Great Vowel Shift of Middle English being an example, or more prosaically, dialect pronunciation shifts.
Its three conceptual foundations are: client singularity (individuals' characteristics), client-professional interaction, and health outcomes [ 67, 68] see Figure 1.
How to reach meaning with God in decline and the singularity of individual consciousness on the rise?
"The diversity of subjects, the excellence of the writing, the singularity of individual voices - all of these remind us that writing, and reading, about scientific ideas can be a tremendously exciting experience".
He combined this with a Christian, particularly Lutheran, conception of a historical and personal but entirely transcendent God, relative to whom each individual person, in inescapable singularity, defines his or her own life story.
Kurzweil is one of the most prominent individuals associated with the singularity movement.
He is one of the "most prominent individuals associated with the singularity movement" which is the theory that "human beings and artificially intelligent machines will sync up to push innovation forward at an unprecedentedly fast rate".
Here Beauvoir takes up the phenomenologies of Husserl and Hegel to provide an analysis of intersubjectivity that accepts the singularity of the existing individual without allowing that singularity to justify an epistemological solipsism, an existential isolationism or an ethical egoism.
