Sentence examples for In a definite manner from inspiring English sources

The parallel, as he sees it, stems from the fact that Rupert Murdoch "in Britain captured to an incredible extent the press, the police and political institutions", and that has been followed by "a mad search for a smoking gun to implicate Murdoch in a definite manner to a particular act" of hacking "like in Watergate".

Is the future definite, then, and not contingent, since the gods know future facts in a definite manner?

In the case of contingent facts, then, one disjunct will only be true in a definite manner when the subject exists and the predicate is true of it.

The question of whether some populations of neurons in V1 can represent the structure tensor is discussed in [7] but cannot be answered in a definite manner.

In the case of certain facts, such as fire being hot, this is always the case, and of two contradictory disjuncts the one which asserts this fact is always true in a definite manner.

Thus it is not "possible in a definite manner to say which of them will be true and which will be false, since the thing has not already occurred but can both occur and not occur" (130,23 ff).

The distinction itself is probably taken over from the discussion of one of two contrary properties belonging to a subject 'in a definite manner' in Cat. 10, 12b38 40, which may have been suggested to the commentators by Aristotle's remark at De Int.

The genome sequence data of 36 pooled bacterial strains combined with the availability of more than 200 gene expression profiles and the experimental genome-wide assessment of essential genes, gave the unique opportunity to revisit the central question of the interdependency of the effects of various factors on sequence variation in an accurate and definite manner.

II 106,30 107,16, 208,1 18) also uses the distinction between being true in a definite and in an indefinite manner, but there is debate among scholars as to whether he understands this distinction and its role in Aristotle's argument in just the same way as Ammonius (cf. Sorabji 1998, Kretzmann 1998, Mignucci 1998).

They divide in a regulated manner and have definite lifespans.

In clinical practice, establishing a definite diagnosis of infection in a timely manner remains a challenge in transplant recipients as compared to immunocompetent individuals.