Only existence, which in itself is distinct from essence, adds universality or particularity, depending upon whether "horseness" exists in the mind, that is, as a universal, or in the exernal world, that is, as a particular.
Love is between two particular people in their particularity.
Whether or not that happens, the country has particular reason to emphasize the particularity of its history, heritage, art and culture.
There was no masking, however, a sense that Jewish particularity was on the wane in America, whether measured in religious, cultural or even linguistic terms.
To test whether this trait was a particularity of the 210 strain or applied more generally to the W-Beijing phylum, we sequenced these eight ORF that were full-length in this strain in 21 other clinical isolates of the W-Beijing (Table 3).
To test whether the locus organization was a particularity of the sequenced strains (CIP 104535T and CIP 104536T), 5 clinical isolates of each species were analyzed by PCR using two couples of primers (Additional file 1).
It is not necessary, they said, that a comment must identify the matters on which it is based with sufficient particularity to enable the reader to judge for himself whether it was well founded.
Although Young's proposal purports to be a response to Spelman's worries, Stone has questioned whether it is, after all, susceptible to the particularity argument: ultimately, on Young's view, something women as women share (their practico-inert realities) binds them together (Stone 2004).
Particularity is an element of every prospective electronic surveillance authority, whether criminal or intelligence-related.
The particularity pays off.
