Those feelings reached me and exuded from me at a deep, ontological level.
But by itself it does not show anything about these two pairs of theories' being equivalent in any of the more demanding senses that philosophers often care about (such as having the same epistemic status, ontological commitments, or degree of analyticity).
Patients' systematic reference to time represents the process through which they tacitly attempt to assert a degree of ontological security; a renewed semblance of order, identity flux, and connection to life events.
Most moderns revolted, to varying degrees, against this rich ontological landscape.
It is, then, "a knowledge whose object, present in all things of corporeal nature, is mobile being as such and the ontological principles which account for its mutability" (Degrees of Knowledge, p. 197).
To a certain degree Oresme's theory of the ontological status of accidents is reminiscent of Adam Wodeham's (c. 1298 1358) and Gregory of Rimini's (c.
However, even within the ontological sphere of the minds, there are varying degrees of embodiment.
With conversion I intend to provide an account of time that applies both to different durations, or ontic degrees of difference, and also to ontological time itself.
An ontological model of spatial data allows to incorporate the degree of linguistic consensus around a concept, which is also very useful with reference to the problem of interoperability and sharing of knowledge, as it allows to overcome, at least potentially some problems of ambiguity of the terms used.
We analyzed the degree of detail (and resolution) by computing all ontological terms for each of the four levels of the hierarchy.
