If we start from the view that all spatial concepts are related to contact-experiences of solid bodies, it is easy to understand how the concept "space" originated, namely, how a thing independent of bodies and yet embodying their position-possibilities (Lagerungsmöglichkeiten) was posited.
In Kant's Lectures on Metaphysics [1997], Mrongovius reports the following critique of Baumgarten's proof of PSR from POC: "[Baumgarten] has proven it, but rather remarkably, namely: if a thing were to have no ground, then its ground would be nothing.
It looks like his kind of thing, namely a brand name and a bunch of customers, but no consistent profitability.
d of "possessing a thing, namely a compact disc, connected with preparation of a terrorist act, knowing of that connection".
And Prichard gives us an example of such a thing, namely 'transferring certain ink to certain places on a piece of paper'.
For me, however, more damaging than any of these messages is the one that silently yet powerfully pervades pretty much every story we're exposed to in our formative years - namely that there is such a thing as absolute right and wrong.
These are all initialized to 0. Threads will wait for only one thing, namely a call to V (call the condition variable waitingForV).
Thus even the smallest perceptible thing, namely, a fleck of dust in a sun-beam, has parts, which are therefore invisible.
In fact, Chapin said that as Casper explored the differences between soft and firm mattresses, he concluded, "Everybody wants the same thing" — namely, a mattress that's comfortable while providing proper ergonomic support.
But the real value of starting the site is that it's been a portal to larger things: namely, a book deal and interest in a television show along the lines of "He's Just Not That Into You," the details of which are still confidential.
