| A stipulative definition of a term may, as it happens, be extensionally adequate to the antecedent uses of the term. |
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| It seems as though there are both intensional and extensional aspects to the nature: intensionally, it is fully in each instantiation, but extensionally the nature somehow becomes many on instantiation. |
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| That everyday objects are modes inhering in and predicated of substance is extensionally and intensionally equivalent to everyday objects being conceived through substance. |
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| This paper argues that Archard's account is extensionally inadequate, failing to capture some cases which are clear instances of paternalism. |
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| However, Tamil verbs are more flexible in that they can be used extensionally in ways prohibited by English. |
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| General semantics also would strengthen its position on advancing extensionally oriented stylistic devices with additional empirical and statistical support. |
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