| This imprecision did not concern him, as he was disposed to regard the 'right' set of place selections for any particular random collective as being fixed by context and not invariantly specifiable. |
| Spacetime events, individuated invariantly as spacetime coincidences, have as much or more right to be taken as real, precisely because of the univocal manner of their determination. |
| Usually people withdraw the plan of remodeling their old buildings invariantly because of the high cost associated with the task of renovation. |
| I found this surprising, because we were all the same distance from the drawing, and I had imagined that a given disparity would be perceived, invariantly, as a constant depth. |
| Of course, for the suggestion to work, it must be the case that the virtues function invariantly. |
| Computations performed indicated that in every alcohol the negative charges were invariantly localized at oxygen and carbon atoms. |
