The phrase "property complex" is correct and usable in written English.
This phrase means a group of buildings that are related and together form a larger structure. For example, "The property complex consists of eight connected buildings surrounding a large, central courtyard."
They were advised to invest in the waterfront property complex (a controversial development still under way) on their last visit to Australia.
The descriptive view would thus be refuted either by (i) metaphysically possible instances of the kind C that do not possess the property complex D or by (ii) metaphysically possible items that do possess the property complex D without being instances of C. Some proposed cases of (i) require the laws of nature to be contingent.
If descriptivism were correct then there should be for each kind, C, a proposition of that form employing a manifest property complex D, such that the proposition is analytic and hence both necessary and a priori.
Since biological properties such as fitness supervene on physical properties, fitness can be nothing more than a combination of physical properties, even though no such property complex is necessary for having a particular fitness value.
Pluto Properties will have turned the Bingo Hall into a luxury gated property complex.
Raising the capital to purchase multiple properties or a property complex is difficult, but not impossible.
Potential drivers of non-ideal behavior include heterogeneous rock properties, complex rock/fluid interaction, multiphase effects, and natural fractures.
The software employs a Brownian dynamics engine to simulate reaction-diffusion systems at the reactive particle level, based on compartment properties, complex structure, and hydro-dynamic radii.
17 Besides possessing potentially interesting photophysical properties, complexes combining six-coordinating IrIII and porphyrins also exemplify new synthetic possibilities.
The link to panpsychism appears with Nagel's denial of reductionism, which precludes simply identifying mental properties with complex physical properties.
The term 'emergence' is a property of complex systems and therefore applies to the complex biological entities.
