Reich's original 1972 piece embodies a dazzlingly simple idea, one of the purest distillations of his minimalist musical principles: have two musicians clap a single, simple rhythm over a span of 12 quavers, and then have one of the players move the pattern one quaver ahead after each set of repetitions until the patterns coincide again a few minutes later.
However, attributes that are accidents are not counterpredicates and to treat them as such is false reasoning, and can lead to paradoxical results; for example, if it is a property of triangles that they are equal to two right angles, and a triangle is accidentally a first principle, it does not follow that all first principles have two right angles (see Schreiber 2001, ch. 7).
This principle has two adverse consequences.
The principle has two aspects.
The first principle has two sides.
This principle has two parts: (1) General results in arithmetical algebra belong to the laws of symbolical algebra.
This principle has two parts.
It is important to note that the high frequency and quantity principle has two implications.
Pollen limitation, in principle, has two components, pollen quantity and pollen quality (Aizen and Harder 2007).
YciR is a multifunctional three-domain protein, which in principle has two kinds of activities, that is, enzymatic activities and direct inhibitory protein protein interactions.
To begin, since the principle has three parts, it follows that it can be challenged in (at least) three different ways: either deny that Jews constitute "a people" in the relevant sense, deny that the right to self-determination really involves what advocates of the principle claim it does, or deny that Jews have the requisite claim on the geographical area in question.
