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?
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hence the process itself is the actualization of the potential.
a history of mediaeval jewish philosophy isaac husik

he had defined soul as the first actualization of a body having potentiality of life with a determinate organism.
aristotle george grote

his actualization, in respect to himself, is to be what he is; for he and that actualization coincide.
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but the actualization (which const-tutes the life of reason) is not similar to the actualization of fire.
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this actualization is not thought; it has nothing to think, as it is the first.
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the soul then, according to aristotle, is the realization or actualization or form of the body.
a history of mediaeval jewish philosophy isaac husik

light is entirely incorporeal, though it be the actualization of a body.
plotinos: complete works, v. 2 plotinos (plotinus)

fortifying myself within it, i arrive at that actualization which raises me above the intelligible.
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but existence and the intelligible also fuse with their actualization.
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1824, noun of action from actualize.

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