CONJUGATION OF THE VERB TO SUPERVENE
PRESENT
Present
I supervene
you supervene
he/she/it supervenes
we supervene
you supervene
they supervene
Present continuous
I am supervening
you are supervening
he/she/it is supervening
we are supervening
you are supervening
they are supervening
Present perfect
I have supervened
you have supervened
he/she/it has supervened
we have supervened
you have supervened
they have supervened
Present perfect continuous
I have been supervening
you have been supervening
he/she/it has been supervening
we have been supervening
you have been supervening
they have been supervening
Present tense is used to refer to circumstances that exist at the present time or over a period that includes the present time. The
present perfect refers to past events, although it can be considered to denote primarily the resulting present situation rather than the events themselves.
PAST
Past
I supervened
you supervened
he/she/it supervened
we supervened
you supervened
they supervened
Past continuous
I was supervening
you were supervening
he/she/it was supervening
we were supervening
you were supervening
they were supervening
Past perfect
I had supervened
you had supervened
he/she/it had supervened
we had supervened
you had supervened
they had supervened
Past perfect continuous
I had been supervening
you had been supervening
he/she/it had been supervening
we had been supervening
you had been supervening
they had been supervening
Past tense forms express circumstances existing at some time in the past,
FUTURE
Future
I will supervene
you will supervene
he/she/it will supervene
we will supervene
you will supervene
they will supervene
Future continuous
I will be supervening
you will be supervening
he/she/it will be supervening
we will be supervening
you will be supervening
they will be supervening
Future perfect
I will have supervened
you will have supervened
he/she/it will have supervened
we will have supervened
you will have supervened
they will have supervened
Future perfect continuous
I will have been supervening
you will have been supervening
he/she/it will have been supervening
we will have been supervening
you will have been supervening
they will have been supervening
The
future is used to express circumstances that will occur at a later time.
CONDITIONAL
Conditional
I would supervene
you would supervene
he/she/it would supervene
we would supervene
you would supervene
they would supervene
Conditional continuous
I would be supervening
you would be supervening
he/she/it would be supervening
we would be supervening
you would be supervening
they would be supervening
Conditional perfect
I would have supervene
you would have supervene
he/she/it would have supervene
we would have supervene
you would have supervene
they would have supervene
Conditional perfect continuous
I would have been supervening
you would have been supervening
he/she/it would have been supervening
we would have been supervening
you would have been supervening
they would have been supervening
Conditional or "future-in-the-past" tense refers to hypothetical or possible actions.
IMPERATIVE
Imperative
you supervene
we let´s supervene
you supervene
The
imperative is used to form commands or requests.
NONFINITE VERB FORMS
Past participle
supervened
Present Participle
supervening
Infinitive shows the action beyond temporal perspective. The
present participle or gerund shows the action during the session. The
past participle shows the action after completion.
10 ENGLISH BOOKS RELATING TO «SUPERVENE»
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supervene in the following bibliographical selection. Books relating to
supervene and brief extracts from same to provide context of its use in English literature.
1
Moral Realism and the Foundations of Ethics
It follows from a naturalistic version of OU that moral facts and properties both
weakly and strongly supervene on economic, social, psychological, and
biological facts and properties. According to OU, distributive injustice is
intrinsically bad ...
2
Ethics and the A Priori: Selected Essays on Moral Psychology ...
One of the few claims accepted by nearly everyone writing about the nature of
value is that the evaluative features of things supervene on their natural features.
Take any two persons, actions, characters, or states of affairs that are idenncal in
...
3
The Philosophy of Psychology
4.3 Do mental states supervene on local facts? Let us try another tack. Consider
the way in which physicalism about the mental is often expressed: by claiming
that mental states supervene upon brain states. It is often said that there can be
no ...
George Botterill, Peter Carruthers,
1999
4
Supervenience: New Essays
2-3) instructively notes: The O.E.D. lists 1594 for the first documented occurrence
of the adjective “supervenient” [citing “By reason of the cold supervenient winter, I
was tied to the bed” Alex Hume] and 1647-48 for the verb “supervene”; the ...
Elias E. Savellos, Umit D. Yalcin,
2007
5
The Conscious Mind: In Search of a Fundamental Theory
The claim that consciousness is partly constitutive of content is controversial, but
in any case there is little reason to believe that intentionality fails to supervene in
a separate, nonderivative way. Leaving any phenomenological aspects aside, ...
6
Explaining Attitudes: A Practical Approach to the Mind
planet') do not supervene on local microstructure. So, if one holds with Fodor that
taxonomy in the sciences is by causal powers, and that relational properties can
be taxonomic, then one is logically barred from taking causal powers to ...
7
Physicalism and Its Discontents
There are two problems: (1) there may be some property instantiations that are
not physically detectable, and (2) even for physically detectable properties the
most we have shown is that they nomologically supervene on the physical state.
31 ...
Carl Gillett, Barry Loewer,
2007
8
Historical Dictionary of Metaphysics
that CI-universals locally supervene on C2-universals in the weak sense is to say
that for any possible world, W, if two things, x and y, share all of their C2-
universals in W, then x and y share all of their C] -universals in W. On the other
hand, ...
Gary Rosenkrantz, Joshua Hoffman,
2010
9
Law: Metaphysics, Meaning, and Objectivity
... this is not the place to argue the point (see Greenberg 2005). In fact, it is
natural to appeal to constitutive truths to explain modal ones. For example, that
the A facts constitute the B facts explains why the B facts supervene on the A facts
...
10
Contemporary Materialism: A Reader
And secondly, whether they are mental or not, beliefs will still not supervene on
them. For two thinkers could easily have all the same intrinsic properties and still
have different beliefs. This is an obvious moral of Putnam's “Twin Earth” ...
Paul K. Moser, Professor and Chair of Philosophy Paul K Moser, J. D. Trout,
2002
10 NEWS ITEMS WHICH INCLUDE THE TERM «SUPERVENE»
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supervene is used in the context of the following news items.
DIABETES AND LIFE EXPECTANCY
Poorly controlled blood sugar levels which allow complications such as eye damage, kidney disease and heart disease to supervene is responsible for this ... «Daily Sun, Mar 15»
Tango Fire, Peacock Theatre, London — review
It is, in fact, all very predictable, but irresistible, because — until the tedious gymnastics in the later sections of the programme supervene — we see the tango as ... «Financial Times, Jan 15»
Neuroenhancement and the Extended Mind Hypothesis
That is to say, mental phenomena could supervene upon many different physical systems. There was nothing uniquely special about neurons and other brain ... «Institute for Ethics and Emerging Technologies, Jan 15»
Connecticut Girl Demands Freedom To Refuse Chemotherapy
So, it is unconscionable for the state to supervene and interfere. Corporatist machine medicine, one size fits all medicine has infested every level of our health ... «Capital OTC, Jan 15»
Does Max Tegmark Kill A Daughter In A Parallel World ?
Instead, all potential partial processes consistent with the observations are together what the observation supervenes on. Thus, if you look with high space-time ... «Science 2.0, Oct 14»
Evolve This: Getting Language from Darwin's "Horrid Doubt"
Not only must the materialist presuppose that thoughts can supervene on physical neurons, he or she must also attempt to account for a plausible account of the ... «Discovery Institute, Oct 14»
How Friedrich Engels' Predictions for World War I Came True
“If the war was fought out to the end without internal disturbances a state of exhaustion would supervene such as Europe has not experienced for two hundred ... «The National Interest Online, Sep 14»
Revisiting the Relationship Between Intrinsic Value and Market Price
The particular danger to the analyst is that, because of such delay, new determining factors may supervene before the market price adjusts itself to the value as ... «GuruFocus.com, Sep 14»
David J. Kerr, CBE, MD, DSc, FRCP, FMedSci
... of collaborating European countries, but now is bound together by an increasingly intricate series of laws, and many of these laws supervene the legislature, ... «Medscape, Aug 14»
Behold, Ogun mystery rocks with human face
A grandson of Adeoye, Michael, who said he was among those ordained by his grandfather to supervene activities at the site, however, warned against attempt ... «Daily Sun, Jul 14»