where A is the actuality operator which may be read 'In some actual situation', and ◊ is the possibility operator to be read 'In some possible situation'.
For anything to exist non-actually-for-x but possibly is for it to be part of some realm outside actuality for x, that is, to be part of some maximal spatiotemporally related whole of which x is not part.
Others argued that entelekheia must refer in some sense to the completed actuality of some partial end or perfection.
Yes, when you're in the middle of a serious recession/depression, everything else goes down a notch in interest, but the new UK government has at least rhetorically and, in some degree, in actuality stayed on the hunt.
While the perception is that older students may be better equipped cognitively to understand some topics, in actuality, properly constructed activities, such as the learning of statistical variability in the fifth grade, can provide a framework for developing a deeper understanding of the construction of science.
But in actuality, some free people work very hard indeed, especially those who enjoy their work.
We also applied the same evaluation approach to each state, when in actuality, some policy measures may be more important than others.
Firstly, the study was conducted in a county-level and a prefecture level hospital, but in actuality, some cervical cancer patients from rural areas travel to provincial hospitals for treatment, and we were not able to quantify costs in this setting.
Since what is potential is always in potentiality relative to some range of actualities, and nothing becomes actual of its own accord no pile of bricks, for instance, spontaneously organizes itself into a house or a wall an actually operative agent is required for every instance of change.
