Sentences with phrase «other traditional attributes»

Now for the other traditional attributes in the first group.

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He demonstrated that God could not be conceived of as a being (which would make him subordinate to the category of Being per se and merely one being among other beings), and he cautioned against identifying the traditional God with Being (for Being could have none of the attributes — beneficence, love, omniscience, etc. — that are applied to the God who is a being).

Griffin, however ignores my disclaimers and freely attributes to us a variety of ethical views subscribed to by some traditional theist or other (persons, often unnamed, who may or may not be free will theists in the sense at issue here), that support one or another of his objections.

As part of efforts to eliminate traditional passwords for logins, mobile devices and online services are moving to biometric techniques that utilize a human face, retina or other biological attribute to verify who is attempting to log in.

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Research has found that the attitudes students take toward learning are heavily influenced by whether they have been led to attribute their success (or failure) to innate ability, to effort, or to other factors — and that traditional classroom practices such as grading and competition lead them to explain the results in terms of ability (or its absence) and to minimize effort whenever possible.

«We wanted to design a vehicle unlike any other in the marketplace — a vehicle that didn't conform to the traditional proportions of a car, sport utility vehicle or minivan, yet featured their best attributes,» said Trevor Creed.

The Ontario Court of Appeal examined the traditional common - law attributes of property, specifically whether there exists «a collection of rights over things that can be enforced against others.»