On the other hand, it is perfectly possible to entertain the idea of a being than which no greater can be conceived and to recognise that this idea encodes the property of real existence without attributing real existence to a being than which no greater can be conceived, i.e., without believing that a being than which no greater can be conceived really exists.
Bernard Miltonon and I both agreed that one of Sharpton's real attributes was his sharp mind and quick intellect.
None of these factions yet possessed the real attributes of a party disciplined organization and doctrinal coherence.
In the second and conflicting view, anti-Americanism is a largely groundless, irrational predisposition... an expression of a deeply rooted scapegoating impulse, a disposition more closely related to the problems... of those entertaining... it... than to the real attributes of American foreign policy, society or culture".
Finally, something to unite the generations: music has always kept around the same level of danceability (yes, a real attribute used by The Echo Nest and its clients to measure how likely songs are to instigate twisting, potato-mashing, vogueing, daggering or all four).
These terms are meant here in an ontological sense, characterizing a real attribute of the electron.
At this instant, the position of the particle becomes well-defined and, again, one can regard this as a physically real attribute of the particle.
In order to investigate this, a simulation model that distinguishes between the real attributes of the innovation and their perceived levels by the user groups has been developed.
I'm pretty jealous of Toby on that front, he just doesn't seem to get nervous about anything and that's a real attribute for a player during games.
For our electricity network, our asset factories constructed assets based on a data file extracted directly from the Ergon Energy database, so had access to the real attributes of each asset, and their connection to one another.
