Thus far we have seen that Leibniz rejected the Cartesian account of matter, according to which matter, the essence of which is extension, could be considered a substance.
This accords with the Principle of Conservation of Mass-Energy, according to which matter and energy are never lost but rather transmute into each other.
After having been kicked down the stairs by Mr. Bloomberg, Republican county leaders may have to decide which matters to them more: his money or their pride.
He relied on his wife to decide which matters were important enough to bring to his attention.
The festival takes place in the heart of the city and remains free to all, which matters if locals, including schoolchildren, are to be involved.
They have to decide which matters more.
According to Horner, "It is difficult to know which mattered more to Hanna making sure his old friend Sherman kept his job or making sure that Foraker did not get it".
This methodology involves citizens, civil society organizations and other stakeholders (local communities, interest groups, etc), working together with an interdisciplinary group of scientists and experts through processes of cooperative inquiry, to investigate a problem which matters to the public" [ 10].
In this world and time of so much going wrong, our local old-master franchise models how to get something, which matters, just about perfectly right.
"Since these lifestyle changes and biological factors all tend to interact and reinforce each other, it's difficult to determine which matter most," says coauthor Elissa Epel, an associate professor of psychiatry at the University of California, San Francisco.
