The non-sameness implies that the specific characteristics of all other things are in some sense discoverable in each thing, that all their manifold properties and functions will also be simultaneously operative there.
The visitor has provided an analysis of identity (via being and sameness), non-identity (via being and difference), and positive predication (via being).
"Identity" and "sameness" mean the same; their meanings are identical.
Including number stimuli invalidated some interpretations based on visual non-abstract processes and give evidence for formation of the concept of sameness.
When I slipped in, he moved so his naked, nearly foot-taller body encircled mine and I understood (in a completely non-academic, subjective way) that I'm a person who loves the sameness of skin and repeated marital mantras.
On the contrary, it is the sameness of several, numerically distinct realizations of the same information-content, just like the sameness of a book in its several copies.
The symptom categories included deficits in language usage, non-verbal communication, social development, and play skills, as well as insistence on sameness or ritualistic behaviors.
On Hughes's reading, Aquinas does think of "sameness in thing" as identity, but he incoherently holds it to be non-transitive (i.e. if A and B are identical, and B and C are identical, it doesn't follow that A and C are identical), while in some contexts assuming (correctly) that it is transitive (Hughes 1989, 217 40).
Of all the complaints that non-Scandinavians have about our northern cousins, perhaps the most persistent is the idea that they are beset by sameness.
Distinctiveness and sameness coexist fretfully.
