- a
relation between sets of
properties or sets of facts. X is said to
supervene on Y if and only if some
difference in Y is
necessary for any difference...
- the
liberalisations soon
became moot
because EU
agricultural controls supervened. In 2015 and 2016, 69 per cent of the emplo****
workers is
organised in...
-
states (M and M∗) that
supervene on
physical states (P and P∗) respectively. Let M and M∗ be
emergent properties. Let M∗
supervene on base
property P∗....
- that
there is "nothing over and above" the physical, or that
everything supervenes on the physical.
Physicalism is a form of
ontological monism—a "one substance"...
- forbidden, etc.)
supervene upon non-moral predicates, and
hence that
moral facts involving these predicates (like
stealing is wrong)
supervene upon non-moral...
- hypertension,
respiratory acidosis and
increased intracranial pressure may
supervene. One
recent study hypothesized that
chest wall
rigidity might be at least...
- tomb on 4
November 1922. The
cause of Carnarvon's
death was
pneumonia supervening on [facial]
erysipelas (a
streptococcal infection of the skin and underlying...
- is the
mechanistic view on causality. It
states that
causal relations supervene on mechanisms.
While the
notion of
mechanism is
understood differently...
- logic, mathematics, intellect, and
other emergent phenomena,
either supervene upon the
physical or can be
reduced to a
physical account;
Nature operates...
- the
realms of
possibility that some
unreasonable enmities should not
supervene – we have
thought it
appropriate to
devise some
remedy for this, in particular...
