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Count and Mass Across Languages
In Chinese, when a noun occurs with a CL, it is the CL rather than the noun that is
the bearer of numerability. Individual CLs are syntactically different from nouns.
Thus the fact that numerability is realized on CLs rather than nouns is a syntactic
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2
Peregrinations of the Word: Essays in Medieval Philosophy
Implicit here, I think, is the sense that matter is a principle not of individuality but
only of numerability. And Scotus wants to account for not just numerability but
determinate singularity. Matter can at most enumerate entities. Taken by itself that
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Globalization Theorems in Topology
Chapter II NUMERABILITY In this chapter we will introduce the concept of
numerability for sets, spaces and collections. Some basic properties are given
followed by examples. II. 1 Numerable Sets Definition For a topological space X
and ...
Nigar Tuncer Özarslan, 2008
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Greek Mathematical Thought and the Origin of Algebra
The result of this development is the reversal of the "Pythagorean" thesis that the
mensurability of things is grounded in their numerability P. 67): now numerability
is, conversely, understood as a — not even always complete — expression of ...
5
Knowing and Being: A Postmodern Reversal
Thus the figure becomes numerable, and numerability is thought of in terms of
the grid's spatial positions. This transformation of ancient mathematics is matched
by an equivalent transformation of nature. Once we add a time line to the grid, we
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A treatise on human nature
It is precisely the numerability of objects—not indeed their existence, if that only
means their successive appearance, but their existence as a sum—that is in
question. If such numerability is possible for such a consciousness as Hume
makes ...
Hume David, G.T. Hill, G.T. Hodge
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On the Medieval Theory of Signs
Scotus designates it as unitas minor unitate numerali.28 If numerical unity grants
numerability to things in a world of individuals, on the level of formalities
numerability is no longer possible because of their minor unity. Thus we cannot
say that ...
Umberto Eco, Costantino Marmo, 1989
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Works of Thomas Hill Green
It is precisely the numerability of objects—not indeed their existence, if that only
means their successive appearance, but their existence as a s'u.m—that is in
question. If such numerability is possible for such a consciousness as Hume
makes ...
Thomas Hill Green, R. L. Nettleship, 2011
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The Metaphysics and Natural Philosophy of John Buridan
Similarly the word "time" connotes numerability and supposits for the motion of
the outermost sphere. Aristode stated that if there is no intellective soul, there will
neither be counting nor numerability. Hence, time would lose its connotatum and
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J. M. M. H. Thijssen, Jack Zupko, 2001
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Handbook of Proof Theory
We take g to be the function computed by M'. I] If T is sufficiently strong, Lemma
7.2.1 can be formalized in T. Thus polynomial numerability is not an essential
restriction. We shall abbreviate (45) by ConT(f 7.2.2. Theorem. Let T be a
sufficiently ...
