"I'd be happy to check out their particular instance," McDonald said to Politico's Mike Allen, in response to the tweet.
iTo say that error and even neglect are an ineliminable part of everyday life and, therefore, of health care does not to invite us to adopt a fatalist approach to their existence or, worse, particular instances of their existence.
Substances and events are distinguished from properties by the fact that properties are the kinds of things the instances of which depend for their existence on the particular substance or event by which they are instantiated, whereas substances and events are such as not to depend for their existence on particular instances of properties.
But perhaps the lesson to take away should instead be this: Buridan has shown us that there are legitimate senses of being numerically the same which nevertheless allow that some things will change their parts (and even the particular instances of their forms).
Strunk and White believe that this advice is not limited to literary writing, extending it to "exposition and...argument," in which "the writer must likewise never lose hold of the concrete," adding that "even when dealing with general principles, the writer must furnish particular instances of their application" (Strunk and White 2000, 22).
In other words, would they be able to allocate their attention at will at particular instances in time, within the time window where transient attention operates, or would they instead show the benefit from repeated CLTs between trials, as we saw in the previous two experiments?
While both of these methods can prove useful in particular instances, they each have their drawbacks.
All the Jungian categories of archetypes are totally ridiculous, and do not apply to the particular instances that human beings experience in their lives.
Its particular instances are obscured by its universal presence.
This becomes evident by reference to particular instances which occur.
