| One then could know a priori through the mentally instantiated property the features of triangles, which instantiate triangularity. |
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| A particular is an entity which, although it can instantiate another entity, cannot itself be instantiated by any other entity. |
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| Given the architecture's dynamic reconfigurability, objects with different operation cycles can be instantiated at run-time. |
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| Unlike standard Java servlets, presentation objects are instantiated once for each HTTP request. |
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| Social and business rules can be codified and instantiated within technology. |
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| But we cannot know that the metaphysical principles must be instantiated, at the level of phenomena, in one particular way. |
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| In that case, to say that P is instantiated by x is to just say that P is compresent with itself. |
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| Ipanema reporting tools include numerous report templates that can be instantiated at any time, application and topology criteria. |
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| In practice, Hume accepts such ideas as can be instantiated by bodies, which are themselves developed out of impressions by certain activities of the imagination. |
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| It would be instantiated by conjectures, assumptions, and perhaps also by forceless utterances. |
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| The most plausible predication view, here, is that I am predicating being instantiated of the property of being a dog. |
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| On the result screen, select the header of the instantiated assembly or the assembly that is selected for instantiation, and choose Delete. |
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| The header material cannot be instantiated, even though it is possible to select it if you are using the top-down setting. |
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| If a CaliberRM client connecting to the specified server is already instantiated, then on invoking the URL, the same instance will be used. |
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| Hence when someone has an experience of something brown, something like brownness is instantiated, but in the experience itself, not an object. |
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| Bugs fixed objects of models loaded using proxys were not always correctly instantiated regading the loaded profile. |
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| If you maintain an instantiated material in an order BOM, you automatically change the global material BOM of the material variant. |
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| New Connections field on res.user: It shows the number of connections instantiated by each user. |
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| The alloc message is sent to the class, and the init... message is sent to the object newly instantiated by alloc. |
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| Aspect attributes are loaded and instantiated by the compiler at compile time, and are given the chance to take very powerful influence on the code the compiler is generating. |
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| Ostrander draws together these ideas in the form of a theistically instantiated anthropic cosmological principle. |
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| They are sustained and instantiated in individual, organizational, and interorganizational activities and embedded in functionally differentiated institutional orders in a complex, decentred, and increasingly global society. |
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| Template classes are models of classes, which must be instantiated to produce a real class, which is then in turn instantiated to produce an object. |
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| On this sort of account, roughly, if As always follow Bs, then it is a law of nature that A causes B. To avoid finding laws everywhere, however, this account needs to assume that As and Bs are instantiated plenty of times. |
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| If one of the above error situations arises, the step is instantiated as a work item and addressed to all of the possible agents for the single-step task. |
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| To achieve all this, the Rebooters have built a special software-defined radio one whose capabilities are instantiated in computer code rather than by the arrangement of physical components. And it worked. |
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| Aristotle disagreed with Plato on this point, arguing that all universals are instantiated. |
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| Templates for design patterns can be reused during code generation, forming the basis of an instantiated design pattern. |
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| If a substatemachine had no states, it was not instantiated. |
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| Can universals exist without being instantiated? |
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