Since the operation of a thing depends on and flows from its nature and since the soul has an immaterial operation of its own, it must subsist
immaterially, at least in its intellectual part.
The immaterialists argue that sense receives the form of its object
immaterially as a cognitive awareness, while materialists argue that the eye physically receives color--for example, red--and becomes red in the process.
Similarly: (1) a sensible form received
immaterially does not become the form of the sense organ (which maintains its own material disposition); (2) the reception of the sensible form by the organ is caused by the object which acts upon it; (3) a perceiver does not perceive the sensible form, but what that form represents (Aquinas says that the sensible form is not what (quod) one sees, but that by which [quo] one sees).
5 million in Fiscal 2014 increased
immaterially from the year ago period.
Expenses associated with the issue of debenture stocks were deducted from the gross proceeds and are being accounted for, at a constant rate, the effect of which is
immaterially different to applying the effective interest rate method, over the life of the debentures.
5%, as compared to the third quarter of fiscal 2013 (the "Fiscal 2013 Quarter"), driven by revenue growth in all segments except Energy, which declined
immaterially due to a slight decrease in oil revenues relative to the Fiscal 2013 Quarter.
recoverability may result in
immaterially different amounts being
Given the
immaterially of this segment, it will no longer be separately categorized in the Statement of Operations.
Note: Due to rounding of quarterly results, total amounts for fiscal year may differ
immaterially from the annual results.
All calculations related to the Results of Operations for the year-over-year comparisons were derived from unrounded data and could occasionally differ
immaterially if you were to use the table above for these calculations.
