Sentence examples for acts of external from inspiring English sources

Yet for Erasmus himself, these traditional acts of external observance, while not necessarily practices to be rejected completely, were secondary matters and in many cases had been abused by grasping, corrupt clergymen as devices to exploit the simple, trusting faith of gullible believers.

But when someone searches for something on Google or posts on Facebook they are sending information overseas - constituting an act of external communication that could be collected under a broader warrant which does not need to be signed by a minister, explained Mr Farr in a 48-page written statement.

Black wildebeest act as hosts to a number of external and internal parasites.

Reduce the number of external devices.

Plagiarism refers to the act of presenting external words, thoughts, or ideas as one's own, without providing references to the sources from which they were taken.

This is the case for everything that appears in a proper sense (apparet proprie), i.e., that appears clearly in an act of the external senses (in actu sensuum exteriorum).

A long-standing debate within both Jain communities concerns the relative value of external acts of worship and internalized acts of mental discipline and meditation.

For Walter Chatton, Ockham and Wodeham's position on the amoral status of external acts leads to unsavory consequences.

Previous results show that Design I induces oscillations with large activator amplitudes and arbitrarily small frequencies, and acts as an "integrator" of external stimuli, while Design II shows emergence of oscillations with finite, and less variable, frequencies and smaller amplitudes, and detects better frequency-encoded signals ("resonator").

The endoplasmic reticulum (ER) is a eukaryotic cellular component that acts as an essential integrator of external and internal stimuli by keeping the balance of protein level (so called proteostasis) [ 1, 2].

In an effort to make sure each student is honoured a public google document has been created "to ensure we never forget the names of victims of internal and external acts of mass violence".