Nonetheless, if we consider Socrates's relative accidents as well, such non-reductivists will say that Socrates has, in fact, undergone a real 'relative' change that is, a real change with respect to one of his relations.
Most treatises consist of a repetition of a standard taxonomy: there are relatives of substance and relatives of accident, relatives of identity and relatives of diversity.
The tract concludes with short accounts of relatives of accident.
Relatives of accident include, first, of identity, 'such as', 'like'when'en', and of diversity, 'in another way'otherher'; in, say, 'Socrates is running and Plato is other', 'other' refers back to 'running'; in what way it differs will depend on the author's account of predicates.
Some of the older relatives experienced accidents or acute illnesses during the last phase of their life.
Accidents are only accidents relative to the seeming unlikelihood of their occurrence.
Our problem: the story is a lie -- no such relative, no such accident.
Policies may take the age dependence of the traffic accident relative risks into account for example, by stimulating especially the young to increase cycling.
The minister is recovering with relatives after the accident which is understood not to have involved a collision with a vehicle.
The company has settled with most of those who were injured or lost relatives in the accident, but the findings, which BP questions, may prove pertinent if there is a criminal trial.
