I capitalize the word "law," for it refers to the core essence of who you really are, living beyond the shoreline of who you've come to believe you need to be in order to be accepted, loved and cherished.
These indicators refer to the essence of what nurses do to improve patients' conditions [ 92].
Organisational culture in essence refers to the core, embedded values of the organisation and encompasses individual or group ways of processing information within the organisation that is often passed onto new members [ 10].
19 The nature of sociotechnical evaluations has been discussed at length in our interim paper, but this in essence refers to the close and in some instances virtually inseparable relation between organisational/professional and technical considerations.
The main essence of Social Capital is that it refers to the trust, civic norms, and networks that enable collective action and improve market performance by reducing transaction costs [ 11, 12].
("F.D.A". refers to the Food and Drug Administration).
Asean refers to the Association of Southeast Asian Nations.
By contrast, Locke goes on to argue, we have no ideas of real essences and so our species or genus terms refer to the nominal essences, not to the real essences (II.xxxi.6; citations to Locke's Essay are given as book, chapter, section; so Book II, chapter xxxi, section 6 is given as "II.xxxi.6").
To highlight this important metaphysical difference with Kripke's semantics, Plantinga refers to these essences collectively as the essential domain of w.
The metaphysical stage follows, in which phenomena are explained by referring to the abstract essences that entities are supposed to possess.
