0 the situation when there is more than enough of something:
However, plenitude is a thesis about the instantiation of properties or models of theories (it is a ' secondorder ' notion).
This antithesis between emotional plenitude and legal nullity rhetorically stages an imbalance that cries out for redress.
The plenitude of virtue also explains both the status and the growth in numbers of justices of the peace.
It negates rigid unities, affirms plurality, and transforms a lack into a plenitude.
It is arguable that the best way to achieve mathematical plenitude is to extend the iterative hierarchy through all logically possible levels.
We formalize how collection classes are implemented with tree-processing and show that for shapely monads there is a plenitude of canonical implementations.
The trees have been described in all their plenitude and variety, but the forest has been overlooked.
In the pastoral mode, this revelling in the present moment is made possible and is sustained by a continuous outpouring of nature's plenitude.
