[25] addresses the issue of multi-faceted senses existed in a set of entities.
The War on Christmas is a little like Santa Claus, in that it (a) comes to us from the sky, beamed down by the satellites of cable news, and (b) does not, in the boringly empirical sense, exist.
Whatever thought is about, that topic must in some sense exist.
Isn't it extravagant to believe that just because a situation is possible, it must in some sense exist?
Parmenides maintained that whatever one speaks about or thinks about must in some sense exist; if it did not exist then it is nothing, so one would be speaking or thinking about nothing, which would be empty.
One can argue that the interpreters of the law, namely judges and courts, exist in an independent reality in which only their 'judicial experience and common sense' exist (Aschcroft v. Iqbal).
24, 31 Although more quantitative measures for joint position sense exist, 25, 33, 34 they often examine a single joint and require manual repositioning of the limb.
Although an invaluable amount of knowledge has been obtained by studying batch cultures, it should be considered that intracell heterogeneity and cell-to-cell interaction (e.g., quorum sensing) exist in an isogenic bacterial culture.
Remarkably little law in the modern sense existed; a static society, which officially discouraged commercial activity, apparently neither desired nor needed a developed legal order.
A second sense exists, only tangentially related to the city: a state of unreality, induced by drink, drugs or congenital dreaminess.
