In Herbart's writings logic receives comparatively meagre notice; he insisted strongly on its purely formal character and expressed himself in the main at one with Kantians such as Krug.
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Due to the advent of modern weapons, and subsequent changes in tactics, Colours are no longer carried into battle, but continue to be used at events of formal character.
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Many such statements are made in every science : but we do not, indeed we can not, give to all of them a formal character and name them as laws.
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I appreciate your having recourse to authorities : the case of the concerto is borderline since it has some unique formal character such as the use of Ritornello, which IS a form.
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Due to the advent of modern weapons, and subsequent changes in tactics, colours are no longer used in battle, but continue to be carried by Colour Guards at events of formal character.
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The disjointed blocks, composing the surface of this immense concavity, though not deposited with all the precision of the trap rocks, are laid generally in horizontal lines, giving to the whole, at a distance, a regular and formal character.
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The critics contend that the department's formal character has weakened its ability to produce outstanding work and contributed to the loss of assignments like the United Airlines account, the creative duties for Miller Lite beer and the role as lead agency for McDonald's Corp.
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In a 2004 speech hosted by Microsoft Taiwan, he had proposed for the traditional Chinese characters ( A ~ ԚW [; literally : complicated characters ) to be instead called the'formal characters'( ckԚW [ ) ( then the translation'traditional Chinese characters'would be more appropriate as well ).
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Yet many issues as to its precise formal character remain : ( i ) locality-what is the domain of the OCP ( i . e . strict adjacency ? etc . ) and how is the domain represented in the theory; ( ii ) near-identical sequences-many languages show an OCP-like resistance to sequences of segments that differ in just one distinctive feature; is this the effect of the OCP, some other constraint?
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Like Hamilton, Mansel maintained the purely formal character of logic, the duality of consciousness as testifying to both self and the external world, and the limitation of knowledge to the finite and " conditioned . " His doctrines were developed in his edition of Aldrich's " Artis logicae rudimenta " ( 1849 ) & mdash; his chief contribution to the reviving study of Aristotle & mdash; and in his " Prolegomena logica : an Inquiry into the Psychological Character of Logical Processes " ( 1851, 2nd ed . enlarged 1860 ), in which the limits of logic as the " science of formal thinking " are rigorously determined.
