Manufacturer product reliability is associated with higher development and production costs, but, especially in industries with high innovation rates, customer usage is limited to the product actuality, which leads to two key questions: a.
His proof is based on the premise that the human intellect passes from potentiality into actuality, which can only be due to an agent that possesses the end of motion (that is, knowledge) in actuality.
Existence, says Hartshorne, is abstract compared to actuality, which is the concrete.
Nevertheless, Aristotle finds that even temporally there is a sense in which actuality is prior to potentiality: "the actual which is identical in species though not in number with a potentially existing thing is prior to it" (1049b18 19).
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'.
If the state of affairs the actuality of which makes the sentence true is omnitemporally actual, the sentence is true whenever it is uttered.
Many of the very first films fall into this category: the short films we call "actualities", which capture glimpses of everyday life (factory workers flooding through a gate, a train entering a station).
Its peculiarity, as Arendt says, is that "unlike the spaces which are the work of our hands, it does not survive the actuality of the movement which brought it into being, but disappears not only with the dispersal of men — as in the case of great catastrophes when the body politic of a people is destroyed — but with the disappearance or arrest of the activities themselves.
In present day, however, the term has come to describe situations in which the actuality of an action is different from what one expects to happen (situational) or when the way in which a speaker implies a statement's meaning starkly contrasts the meaning that is ostensibly expressed (verbal).
