Sentence examples for a certain property of from inspiring English sources

"There's just a certain property of aluminum that if you heat it up too much, or for too long, it loses a lot of its strength," he said.

Here the "logical construction" simply consists of an implicit definition of a certain property of relations.

Originally, the term was introduced to denote a certain property of theoretical models, namely insensitivity to modeling assumptions.

We obtain a certain property of F-contractions, which enables us to generalize and extend Wardowski's (Fixed Point Theory and Applications 2012 94, 2012) result and other fixed point theorems to the class of nonexpansive operators in real Banach spaces.

The society holds that the change of belief requires a ritual, and the ritual will be performed when needed; on the other hand, if they believe that the change of a certain property of existence does not require ritual, then we will not observe such ritual in the community.

In addition, one has to correct for multiple testing if sliding windows are used to detect significant departures in a certain property of the molecule from null or neutral expectations.

By contrast, if we take our statement to assert that a certain event occurred (namely, a stabbing of Caesar by Brutus) and that it had a certain property (namely, of being done with a knife), then the entailment is straightforward [Davidson 1967a].

To say "This is a triangle," for example, is to attribute a certain property, that of being a triangle, to a certain spatiotemporal object, such as a figure drawn in the sand.

Equation (1) may be seen as establishing a causal connection between a point source located at the origin, and the change produced at point ( x, y ) to a certain property G of the free space.

A trait is selected for its possession of a certain property only if that property causally contributed to selection of traits of the type (see Sober 1984).

Like (1), it asserts the general possibility of an individual having a certain property, viz., being a son of Ratzinger — so far so good.