10 ENGLISH BOOKS RELATING TO «PROPENSIVE»
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propensive in the following bibliographical selection. Books relating to
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1
A Reference Grammar of Japanese
Epithemes extruded from facilitative-propensive sentences. Facilitative-
propensive sentences apparently permit the optional subjectif ication (i.e. ga'-
marking) of nearly any adjunct in the simplex— somewhat as any adjunct can be
extruded ...
2
Outlines of imperfect and disordered mental action
Origin of the propensive principle of Sociality. There are yet other propensive
principles which may properly be considered under this general head. Nothing is
more obvious than that men naturally (not moved to it primarily by the influences
of ...
Thomas Cogswell Upham, 1855
3
Principles of the Interior Or Hidden Life: Designed ...
These principles, which, in order to distinguish them from the appetites, are
denominated the Propensities or Propensive Principles, seem to be less
dependent for their existence and exercise upon the condition of the physical
system than the ...
Thomas Cogswell Upham, 1858
4
The Life of Faith: In Three Parts
The propensive principles, which are more closely connected with the
necessities of the mental nature, and are generally regarded as sustaining a
higher rank, are liable to be perverted, as well as the appetites ; and need
continually the ...
Thomas Cogswell Upham, 1852
5
Handbook of Electromagnetic Materials: Monolithic and ...
Static dissipative materials refer to those which are seldom static propensive and
do not accumulate charges on the surface by letting the charges if acquired to
bleed off instantaneously to the ground. Normally, metallic media or those ...
6
Decisions: Risk and Reward
However, for races of greater than 18 runners, bets on handicaps are placed at
significantly higher odds than for bets placed on non-handicaps (i.e. more risk-
propensive behaviour in handicaps; F = 9.52, df = 1, 1210, p < 0.01). Figure 7.2
also ...
Johnnie E.V. Johnson, Alistair Bruce, 2008
7
Life of Madame Catharine Adorna: including some leading ...
including some leading facts and traits in her religious experience, together with
explanations and remarks, tending to illustrate the doctrine of holiness Thomas
Cogswell Upham. OHAPTER XI. On the sanetificatlon of the propensive
principles ...
Thomas Cogswell Upham, 1858
8
The sensibilities and will
Of emulation considered as a propensive principle. Emulation is sometimes
regarded as a distinct pro- pensive principle ; and yet, without venturing a
positive affirmation on the subject, there is ground for saying that it is only one of
the forms ...
Thomas Cogswell Upham, 1869
9
Elements of mental philosophy
The Propensities, as well as the Appetites, are subject to the influence of this law
; in other words, there may be propensive as well as appetitive habits. The
principle of Sociality, for instance, has an instinctive action ; but there is no
question ...
Thomas Cogswell Upham, 1845
... and particularly by a combination of both, it is likewise not the less true that
these appetitive, propensive, and af- fectional parts of our nature are also
capable in their turn of operating on the volitions, and that they do thus operate,
although it ...
