But potential benefits are substantial -- a knowledge of strengths and weaknesses as well as a relationship, based on shared ideas, that is not bureaucratic but rich and substantive.
Over the course of the previous decade, Russian military and intelligence theorists began to elaborate more substantial ideas for non-physical warfare – claiming that Russia was already under attack, along similar lines, by western NGOs and media.
If substantial ideas are brewing, any package, tight or loose, that delivers them effectively is the right one.
It was depressingly clear during the televised debate that neither candidate had any substantial ideas of how to revive the moribund economy and get people back to work.
Similarly, "Arthur" sets itself apart from the Disney and Nickelodeon shows that tend to favor pure (typically slapstick) comedy over substantial ideas about morality and how to be.
Substantial evidence supports the idea that the demand for physical shops has been affected by the rapid development of e-commerce in China.
On the other side, the idea that substantial forms are universals is supported by Aristotle's claims that substances are, par excellence, the definable entities (Z.4), that definition is of the universal (Z.11), and that it is impossible to define particulars (Z.15).
The idea that substantial forms are particulars is supported by Aristotle's claims that a substance is "separate and some this" (chôriston kai tode ti, Ζ.3), that there are no universals apart from their particulars (Z.13), and that universals are not substances (Z.13).
The news anchor asserts that the Kochs' substantial support discredits the idea that the Tea Party is a grassroots effort.
Taken together, there is a substantial literature supporting the idea that emotional speech processing can be subdivided into several processing steps that ultimately lead to emotional sentence interpretation.
