Sentence examples for the particular has from inspiring English sources

Also, the traditional view that deduction proceeds "from the general to the specific" or "from the universal to the particular" has been abandoned as incorrect by most logicians.

A second is the contingent way in which the particular has this determinate property.

And when they inhere in the material particular, the particular has a definite, determinate property instance of Largeness or Beauty.

All the form-copies can be lost, for the particular has no essential properties or essence, and so too the soul can be lost.

Finally, they are not dependent on particulars, even for their individuation, because they can withdraw when necessary and thus continue to be what they are when the particular has perished.

The traditional and obvious way to parse this claim is to allow that it is the Form Itself which the particular has, for it seems that only the Form whose essence is Y, Is Y.

It's not a totally new concept, and the particulars have yet to be decided.

The antihistamine in particular "has the potential to be a blockbuster".

The Episcopal Church, in particular, has the tradition of transcending politics through our Book of Common Prayer.

If, as the realist believes, the object of perception the particular—has the power to accommodate all universals in it, then the onus is on him to show why only a single universal manifests itself in a perceptual judgment.

The Centers for Disease Control and Prevention, in particular, has pushed the city toward an aggressive attack on the virus.