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Third and finally, while it is yet again quite true that Kant's logic is not extensional, this is precisely because his logic is an intensional logic of non-uniform existential commitments, primitive modalities, and finegrained conceptual structures.

Kant's Theory of Judgment Hanna, Robert 2009

In contrast to frozen rocks and dense gravels, whose strength depends mainly on mineral bonds and internal friction, the bulk of the mechanical strength of finegrained frozen soils is due to ice bonding.

Permafrost and infrastructure in the Arctic 2009

The difference here being that the discussed QM stochasticity is genuine, finegrained, while classic stochasticity or chaos is resolution based, coarsegrained.

Mitt Romney, Theistic Evolutionist - The Panda's Thumb 2007

But in quantum system randomness is fundamental and finegrained. fnxtr

How many species 3: an answer, and some more questions. - The Panda's Thumb 2006

The staff was lorken, finegrained, and almost as strong as iron, if far lighter.

Wellspring of Chaos Modesitt, L. E. 2004

The visual said finegrained schist with phyllosilicates all the way down.

Futures Imperfect Willis, Connie 1994

A finegrained fatigue laced through him, bringing a giddy clarity.

Across The Sea Of Suns Benford, Gregory, 1941- 1984

I daresay that the finegrained stuff will get shaken down the slopes, but it's got too low a density to do serious harm; for the most part, it should simply act like a brief snowstorm.

Explorations ANDERSON, Poul 1981

It was very seldom that one came upon a wood that was as black or finegrained as this.

Way Station Simak, Clifford D., 1904- 1963

"It looks like it might be ane of thae finegrained white anes that mak 'such grand furniture."

Freckles 1904