Actualistic
the doctrine that all reality is animate or in motion.
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- Actuality
existence; reality. an condition or circ-mstance; fact: sp-ce travel is now an actuality. contemporary examples but in actuality, the novel contains ample material that points to a real and specific time and place. this week’s hot reads: april 14, 2014 charles shafaieh april 13, 2014 in actuality, an encounter with a goddess of the underworld […]
- Actualization
the act or process of . psychology, . historical examples besides, even if actualization be contemporaneous with potentiality, why should not the first rank be -ssigned to actualization? plotinos: complete works, v. 3 plotinos (plotinus) hence the process itself is the actualization of the potential. a history of mediaeval jewish philosophy isaac husik he had […]
- Actuals
plural noun see physicals historical examples nor did the disastrous discrepancy appear only in the actuals of 1868-69. the earl of mayo william wilson hunter
- Actuarial
insurance. a person who computes premium rates, dividends, risks, etc., according to probabilities based on statistical records. (formerly) a registrar or clerk. contemporary examples social security encourages behavior which undermines the actuarial soundness of social security itself. sorry, folks: one way or the other, you’ll never be able to completely count on retirement megan mcardle […]
- Actuarian
insurance. a person who computes premium rates, dividends, risks, etc., according to probabilities based on statistical records. (formerly) a registrar or clerk. noun (pl) -aries a person qualified to calculate commercial risks and probabilities involving uncertain future events, esp in such contexts as life -ssurance n. 1550s, “registrar, clerk,” from latin actuarius “copyist, account-keeper,” from […]