The disease is resistant to antibiotics and more contagious than the natural kind, which affects a handful of people each year in Central Asia.
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In other words, a natural kind possesses an essential or intrinsic feature ( essence ) that is self-individuating and non-arbitrary.
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"It's a natural kind of thing for a huge group of people like this to want their own person, " he said.
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While the ability doubtless evolved to deal with natural kinds of elements, I believe it has been hijacked to deal with the world of man-made objects.
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There was no trace of jet fuel in the water, either, and the only radioactive material was slight amounts of the natural kind, not bomb remnants.
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And, as also proposed by Hilary Putnam and Kripke himself, Kripke's view on names can also be applied to the reference of natural kind terms.
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In analytic philosophy, the term "'natural kind "'is used to refer to a " natural " grouping, not an artificial one.
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"You can assume that a CD-ROM based on TV Guide would be a natural kind of thing for us to do, " he said.
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But the tests can't tell synthetic testosterone from the natural kind _ and since people's natural testosterone levels vary widely, high readings alone prove nothing.
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For the particularly sparse and texture-heavy tracks, Malone did lots of doubletracking to create " a natural kind of chorusing " he prefers to any digital effects.
