Sentence examples for the existing thing from inspiring English sources

From this thesis, it is deduced that the existing thing cannot have come into existence, because to say that it could would be to speak of a time when it did not exist.

"Most people if you set up a focus group will tell you small changes to the existing thing," he said discussing his approach to balancing product design and customer satisfaction.

Whereas Descartes thinks of God as existing outside the world of the existing things He created (see Meditations III, 13 and 22) Spinoza holds that whatever exists is just a peculiar way in which God is present (see Ethics I, XXV, Corrolarium).

Smart appliance IAT is a more complex model than the existing things level sensor IAT and smart phone IAT.

Among the existing things of the sublunary world, man has been given the capacity for reason, due to which he can carry out those actions that lead him to acquire the happiness appropriate to him.

In this case, the truth of the res is the conformity between the really existing thing and its mental representation; this conformity can only be grasped by the dividing and composing intellect, in the classic Aristotelian and Thomist formula, and not by the simplex intelligentia.

By 'subject' James means the actually existing thing, which he also calls the aggregate or supposit (Wippel 1981).

The closest existing thing that it reminds me of is the photos overlay on Google Maps enabled by its acquisition of Panoramio, but Findery at the moment feels much friendlier and more social, and it also seems to have a much stronger mobile web experience.

God is the existence, the life, and the reality of every existing thing.

The notion that the manifold represents an independently existing thing is quite natural in the realist view of physical theories.

appear to require mere possibilia to serve as the values of the quantifier, since no actually existing thing could be a son of the current pope.