Sentence examples for Comprehensive realm from inspiring English sources

In other words, it is possible to move directly from any state or "dwelling" to the most comprehensive realm.

But only the language of the highest, the most comprehensive realm, i.e., the realm of the Buddha, is identified with the "true word" (shingon, mantra), designating the Dharma as it is.

The heart tracking has been carried over from the Charge HR, along with additional fitness metrics, like VO2 Max (or an estimate thereof), a comprehensive workout stat traditionally the realm of high end laboratory testing.

Research and development of software that could automate the process of creating (and easily updating) customized citation networks would be a welcome addition to the field of data visualization and any scientific realm in which comprehensive literature reviews are conducted.

The data were collected within the realm of a comprehensive project focused mainly on other aspects, which means that there was less chance of socially desirable answers, and the fact that this additional topic yielded such strong responses also supports the validity of the data.

The text of the Dainichi-kyô itself is taken by Kûkai to be a condensation in scriptural form of that cosmic text of the mantra, comprising of the most comprehensive language of the Buddha-realm.

These terms are not comprehensive enough to deal with the realm involved: it makes it all seem like a klatch of bourgeois plagiarisms.

In this realm, identification of a comprehensive set of genes that are under true cis regulation is important when comparing different types of genome wide data associated with potential cis-active elements, such as DNase I peaks or histone markers, to actual gene expression.

"This comprehensive book is an eye-opener for the realm of critical theory, drawing inspiration from Aristotle to Žižek.

And, while a comprehensive hack of iCloud is certainly within the realm of possibility, Green notes that, so far, nobody has taken credit for it.

I will show that despite the genuine commitment of the ASB Programme to achieve comprehensive analysis linking the social and the biophysical realms, its conclusions and recommendations were biased in favor of biophysical models whose adoption by farmers remained low.