Second, a change of the singular term for a critical angle was revealed and a logarithmic singular term appears.
I have so far used the singular term, "email server", in describing the referral that began our investigation.
I have so far used the singular term, "e-mail server," in describing the referral that began our investigation.
For many years, the singular term of praise for a successful politician was not leader but "statesman," with its emphasis on administrative rather than visionary gifts.
Moreover, Ethics (as the English singular term) must be distinguished from morality (with ethics as the English plural term, a synonym for moral).
The problem arises from treating nobody as a singular term, one that must refer to some thing in this case to a mysterious being that does not exist.
(The 19th-century singular term "woman's rights," as opposed to the modern phrase "women's rights," reflected an undifferentiated concept of white middle-class womanhood).
So, a singular term is defined via a singular term; a general term via a general term; a sentence via a sentence; and so on.
If this intuition is taken seriously, then a mass noun isn't a singular term.
Section 4 will develop and assess a second argument for platonism, namely, the Singular Term argument.
Free logic allows such statements to be true despite the non-referring singular term.
