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The definition of thermodiffusion partition coefficient sTf of a binary electrolyte in aqueous solution is recalled: Soret effect measurements imply, in fact, heats of transfer which are not only thermodynamical parameters characterising joined transferences of this kind, but also physical entities having precise significations.
Indeed, according to his own testimony in the New Essays, he "really believe[s] that languages are the best mirror of the human mind, and that a precise analysis of the signification of words would tell us more than anything else about the operations of the understanding" (bk.III, ch.7, sec.6 (RB, 333)).
Moreover, the doctrine of common natures suggested that terms, at least those terms which seem to fall within Aristotle's ten categories (substance, quality, quantity and so on), each correspond to a common nature and so have a signification which is fixed and precise.
The chain of signification is interminable and, being interminable, indeterminate.
In addition, the signification of the parameters was also ranked.
In interviews, Mr. Shuler disclaimed any large signification.
Here Brentano's concept of intentionality received a richer and more refined signification.
After all, so many of them, including Egypt, have signification oil reserves.
