per accidens in a sentence

• Inference from a statement to its converse " per accidens " is generally valid.
• Logicians define conversion " per accidens " to be the process of producing this weaker statement.
• There are two classes of nuisance under the American law : a nuisance in fact, or " nuisance per accidens ", and a nuisance " per se ".
• Nor is a real distinction, otherwise the conjunction of'animal'and'rational'in some particular person would be purely accidental ( " per accidens " ).
• Aristotle dismisses the study of the " per accidens " as a science fit for Sophists, a group whose philosophies ( or lack thereof ) he consistently rejects throughout the " Metaphysics ".
• Al-Ghazali was unconvinced by the first-cause arguments of Al-Kindi, arguing that only the infinite " per se " is impossible, arguing for the possibility of the infinite " per accidens ".
• However, as with syllogisms, this switch from the universal to the particular causes problems with empty categories : " All unicorns are mammals " is often taken as true, while the converse " per accidens " " Some mammals are unicorns " is clearly false.
• The second concern of Epsilon is proving that being ( ?x D? ) considered " per accidens " ( ???p ????????x? ) cannot be studied as a science . " Per accidens " being does not involve art ( ????? ), nor does exist by necessity ( " per se " or ???? ?Q?? ), and therefore does not deserve to be studied as a science.
• The second concern of Epsilon is proving that being ( ?x D? ) considered " per accidens " ( ???p ????????x? ) cannot be studied as a science . " Per accidens " being does not involve art ( ????? ), nor does exist by necessity ( " per se " or ???? ?Q?? ), and therefore does not deserve to be studied as a science.
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