Seeking another venue to replace the Norwalk site, C. William Kraus, an independent consultant who was Artspace's volunteer negotiator, was referred to Robert Halstead, property dispositions manager for Bridgeport's tax-delinquent and foreclosed properties.
Johnston then goes on to defend the view that the closest candidates for the various colors are the dispositional properties, dispositions to look yellow, to look blue, etc.
In accordance with Meinong's theory of dispositional properties, a disposition has an actual quality as its foundation.
(The foregoing argument in either version threatens to generalize to all dispositional properties: see dispositions, §6. For the problem aimed at functionalism in particular, see Block 1990; Rupert 2006; functionalism, §5.2).
Shoemaker (1994) defends the view that a color experience represents a dispositional property, viz., the disposition to cause an experience of just that type.
In the administration of any law relating to (1) the acquisition, holding or disposition of property; or (2) the establishing or carrying on of any trade, business, profession, vocation or employment.
Article 12(2) prohibits discrimination against Singapore citizens on the ground of, among others, religion in any law; in the appointment to any office or employment under a public authority; or in the administration of any law relating to the acquisition, holding or disposition of property, or the establishing or carrying on of any trade, business, profession, vocation or employment.
Since we are dealing with quantum physical systems many properties are dispositions (or propensities); hence the name dispositional trope ontology.
The evolution of the particles' trajectories, properties and dispositions is non-separable, and accordingly the particles' trajectories, properties and dispositions are correlated even when the particles are far away from each other and do not interact with each other.
According to Shoemaker 2002, appearance properties include dispositions to produce certain experiences in certain perceivers (a suggestion that was considered but rejected in Shoemaker 1994a, b).
