Learn characteristics of movements.
In physics, he wrote at length on place, space, and time; on the impossibility of a plurality of worlds; and, in great detail, on the movement of bodies (Leonardo da Vinci seems to have been indebted to him on this subject).
Most tellingly, polls consistently show a plurality of independents holding a favorable opinion of the movement's aims.
However, it was also a sign that the mass democratic movement – which built up a head of steam in the 1950s and comprised a plurality of local community bodies, trade unions, women's organisations, even peasant revolts, as well as rival national movements – was seriously impacting on the apartheid regime.
Beginning his digressions, the author points the requirements of a social movement: to involve informal networks of interaction among the plurality of actors; to be involved in political or cultural conflicts; and to organize itself based on common beliefs and collective identities.
Saucedo (manuscript) defends a plural notion of fundamentality, and argues that the plurality of all things is a fundamental plurality, partly to accommodate both gunk and junk.
Set against the plurality of opinions, truth has a despotic character: it compels universal assent, leaves the mind little freedom of movement, eliminates the diversity of views and reduces the richness of human discourse.
The plurality of magnets may be further arranged to minimize interference with the voice coil motor and movement of the moveable element of the lens assembly.
In the December 2005 election, members of Ṣadr's movement stood with other Shīʿite parties as part of the United Iraqi Alliance, which won a plurality of seats (128 of 275) in the parliament; 32 seats went to the Ṣadrists.
"The AST believes in plurality of ownership.
"This way, plurality of voice is maintained.
