Whole

Known as: ENTIRE, wholes

Including all components without exception; constituting the full amount or extent or duration; complete.

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2017

According to the so-called strong variant of Composition as Identity (CAI), the Principle of Indiscernibility of Identicals can…

2015

The thesis aims to analyze the importance of lexical teaching and models for lexical approach. In addition, it puts forward some…

2013

For some time now, the evidence debate has been very active. Methods are valued in relation to their power to guarantee evidence…

2008

As we understand a given text, we elaborate our own mental models of meaning and use inferences to fill in text that has been…

2006

Summary Objective: Clinical guidelines are special types of plans realized by collective agents. We provide an ontological theory…

2002

1998

Part 1 Symbolic communication: the symbolic world of Russianness symbol and myth the mythic idea culture as symbolic…

1990

Surprising, but nevertheless true: Plato, Aristotle, Armstrong, and Lewis, all believe that if a whole is different from the…

1969

Garling, T. Studies in visual perception of architectural spaces and rooms. I. Judgment scales of open and closed space. Scand. J…

1943

The fluctuation of word-meanings and the ideality of the unity of meaning , 237. D. Pure logic and the ideal meanings, 238. E…