Like the coaches, Mullin said he preferred the days when there was a scholastic quality to the Big East, when the regular season meant games home and away.
In this passage, Descartes seems to deny the existence of inertial force if conceived as a form of Scholastic quality that material bodies can possess; rather, bodies are "indifferent to motion", so even the slightest weight should move the entire earth.
The natural philosophy of Le Monde rejected scholastic forms and qualities as philosophical entities that contributed nothing to an explanation of natural phenomena.
In addition to the accomplishments on the field, candidates are judged on their character, citizenship, scholastic achievement and leadership qualities.
In other words, Descartes intends to replace the "mentally" influenced depiction of physical qualities in Scholastic natural philosophy with a theory that requires only the properties of extension to describe the manifest order of the natural world.
That is, she squarely rejects the formal causal explanatory model underlying the Scholastic notion of a real quality, insofar as she refuses to consider that model appropriate in some contexts.
Gassendi wants bits of matter to have their distinctive qualities without the scholastic imposition of form.
Of course, Leibniz might reply that we need not provide any explanation of the basic qualities of bodies that figure in mechanical explanations, for those properties have been chosen by the "moderns" precisely because they are perfectly intelligible on their own, perhaps unlike various qualities attributed to "Scholastic" accounts of natural phenomena.
Second, we obtained parent- and self-reported scholastic functioning on the well-validated Pediatric Quality of Life measure (Peds-QL 4.0 Generic) [13].
In 88% of patients, acute cough due to URTI disturbed the children's quality of sleep, and the scholastic and sport activities were affected in 76% and 61% of children, respectively.
Demographic factors, which are predictors of college success, include high school math grades, Scholastic Aptitude Test (SAT) scores, and high-quality teaching (Sadler and Tai, 2001; Tai et al., 2006).
