Sentence examples for practical actualization from inspiring English sources
The concrete, "practical" actualization of individual entities is not the same as the formal, ontological possibility of essences.
Tennant himself suggests that 'much of the belief which underlies knowledge … is the outcome of faith which ventures beyond the apprehension and treatment of data to supposition, imagination and creation of ideal objects, and justifies its audacity and irrationality (in accounting them to be also real) by practical actualization' (1943/1989, 100).
Scientology is best thought of as a practical philosophy or self-actualization method, more so than a religion in the strictest sense of the word.
In order to grasp this difference, we need only consider the first two questions of Quodlibet VIII, in which Henry distinguishes between the purely speculative knowledge that God has of essences and His practical consideration of their possible actualization.
It may also be the case that cartoons can act as a resource for others in need of practical help to explain the lay actualization of everyday self-care resources (such as how to engage with other people, food information and local clubs and activities).
Simply put, the actualization of the virtual proceeds by way of intensive processes.
There was no actualization of the vision.
It's useful information, sure, but really it's about actualization.
