Now, given that Leibniz's safe claim is that "[t]here are as many possible worlds as there are series of things that can be conceived that do not imply a contradiction," (Grua 390) it might still be the case that there is only one possible world – only one set of essences that implies no contradiction.
(Again, the "existence" of the other possible world is meant only to imply that there is some set of compossible essences that include the Caesar-counterpart who does not cross the Rubicon).
The results of the model (coefficients, P-values, 95% confidence intervals) are adjusted for the amount of correlation within the dataset induced by repeated sampling of a set of sites, in essence, a repeated measures adjustment (Pinheiro and Bates, 2000).
In other words, God ought to be understood as surveying not simply all worlds (sets of compossible essences) prior to creation but also, in some sense, individual essences; and those essences which individually are most perfect and which collectively can form a world are in fact elected for existence.
Deep learning is by learning a kind of deep nonlinear network structure and implementing complex function approximation, according to the characterization of the input data distributed, and in the case of sample set, the essence characteristic of the data set [63] is seldom studied.
The provision lays out a set of formulas that, in essence, requires insurance companies to waive some of the deductibles and other co-payments for lower-income families.
In fact, most recent developments have provided us with a new set of conventional wisdoms, in essence illusions without any relevance to what really matters and happens.
So ultimately it became resoundingly clear to all of us, that when it came to this next set of our videos, the essence of our campaign was truer than ever--whether it be birth control or the reality of teens being unprepared for the consequences of unprotected sex, if we don't talk about it, then who will?
The brief core set captures the essence of the experience of patients with IBD.
After all, Locke had argued that we ought to admit that "essence" is really just a word that we use to describe "nominal essence," a set of sortal concepts based upon sensible qualities; we ought not to act as if "essence" means anything about the real or inner constitution of a thing, for we will remain ignorant of that.
