According to Lange, excuse clauses of this kind differ from cp-clauses as used in the sciences, because the latter refer to strategies of determining disturbing factors.
What is considered a beneficial kind of euthanasia, and what is considered an unacceptable kind, differs between persons and cultures.
Either the realizing kinds genuinely differ in their causally relevant properties or they do not.
Table 3 provides the related data for 16 4-letter sequences of four kinds which differ in starting letter and thus in associated probability.
But there are distinctions in worth among created kinds (and also among individuals, insofar as the causes of two individuals of the same kind might differ), and these distinctions are a function of the differences in the ideas of God, whom Marinella compares to an architect or painter, who effects the production of buildings or art-works through the formulation of an idea or plan.
"Once they get to results, what we've found is people's patterns kind of differ, they shift more into, 'I found something and I want to get into refinement mode,'" Gavini said.
Some scholars take the not-being applicable to change to include negative features (e.g., not quick) as well as kinds it differs from (e.g., rest) (for interpretations of this sentence, see McDowell 1982 and Frede 1992).
We should expect the kinds of differing perspectives recorded at this workshop.
Doctors shouldn't transfer blood between species, he concluded, because "the different kinds of blood differ very importantly from each other".
While Locke argues that the identity conditions for different kinds of things differ, so that the conditions under which a mass of matter, and an animal, and a person are not the same, Reid holds that identity is confined solely to substances that have a continued, uninterrupted existence and which do not have parts.
