But that should not surprise us, for the monarch's intended, rather than accidental, American migration, is one of the real wonders of the natural world.
The authors recognize that a one-year follow-up may produce different results and that most of the wounds in the study were surgical incisions rather than accidental injuries.
"United Red Army" was shot in ugly, often badly lighted digital, and its early scenes in particular are so crudely acted and staged that you may initially think you're watching a misbegotten Brechtian exercise, an intentional rather than accidental attempt at the alienation effect.
But on Aquinas' account it is not a substance; it is rather an accidental unity of other subsistents which may or may not be substances.
To take an example favourable to Aristotle, in the case of the generation of a statue, the bronze persists, but it comes to acquire a new form, a substantial rather than accidental form.
Some philosophers have required that bridge principles are laws (rather than accidental generalizations), whereas others have maintained that they should express metaphysical identities between entities, properties, and processes (e.g., identifying cells with collections of molecules, in line with ontological reduction).
A convincing argument that today's assault on education is orchestrated rather than accidental can be found in Henry Giroux' new book Neoliberalism's War on Higher Education.
In a 185-page decision, Judge Sarmina found that "evidence has plainly been suppressed," in a "willful" rather than "accidental" way.
The study also noted that plutonium levels just outside the boundaries of the plant were hundreds of times higher than the background level caused by global fallout from nuclear testing, and that contamination to the north of the plant was probably caused by normal operations rather than accidental releases.
