Sentence examples for absolute concept of from inspiring English sources

Hence, to accept the parallel postulate is to deny the possibility of an absolute concept of length.

Early physical theories, culminating with Newton's classical mechanics, presuppose an absolute concept of time, independent from space, matter, and all other fundamental physical concepts.

Sarkar and Margules (2002, p. 302) argue that, if we are considering conservation actions in different places, then "an absolute concept or measure of biodiversity is not needed," and "the relative concept of biodiversity built into the definition of complementarity has the level of precision needed to undertake conservation planning".

"Freedom" is a great word but not an absolute concept.

This, the "twin paradox", is all a consequence of various inadequacies in Sir Isaac Newton's belief that space and time were absolute concepts that existed independently of the Universe.

The Problem of Christianity presents, in place of the earlier Absolute Knower, the concept of an infinite community of interpretation guided by a shared spirit of truth-seeking.

Similarly, country 2 has an absolute advantage over country 1 in producing good B. The concept of absolute advantage was first introduced in 1776 in the context of international trade by Adam Smith, a Scottish philosopher considered the father of modern economics.

But Silk Road 2.0 was the absolute proof-of-concept: Many people want to buy and sell drugs online, and there are fortunes to be made.

The generation now entering retirement tends to value the concept of absolute independence.

"If you threaten the fairy tale you undermine the concept of absolute evil," Ms. O'Connell said.

The concept of absolute zero as a limiting temperature has many thermodynamic consequences.