Sentence examples for wholly located from inspiring English sources

Omnipresence is location at "the maximally inclusive region" plus being wholly located at every subregion there is.

Since an universal is wholly located where the universal is located, every entity that instantiates electronhood also instantiates its component universals, the electron's mass, charge, and spin.

And an object is wholly located at r just in case it is located at r and no proper part of it is not located at r.

Perduring can be usefully compared with being extended in space: a road extends from Melbourne to Sydney not by being wholly located at every point in between, but by having a spatial part at every point in between.

In this case universals can be multiply located, i.e. they can occupy more than one place at the same time, for in re universals are wholly located at each place they occupy (thus if there is whiteness in re, then such a thing can be six meters apart from itself).

David Lewis (1986a , 1988 built on this point of Geach's to mount an attack on endurantism, the theory that objects persist by being wholly located at different times, and that there can be strict identity between an object existing at one time and one existing at another time.

One of these relations is "entension", where an object entends a region r just in case it is wholly and entirely located at r and at every proper subregion of r.

There is vigorous debate about the need for new medical programmes located wholly in rural locations.

Eight lakes are located wholly or partially within the municipal boundaries, and the city maintains more than 160 parks.

The editorial departments of the Independent and Evening Standard will be wholly or largely located in the same newsroom, with some journalists working across both titles.

The 11 disputed parcels "are located wholly within the geographic boundaries" of the Public Schools of the Tarrytowns, according to a ruling March 9 by District Superintendent Ronald L. Smalls, to whom New York State law gives jurisdiction.