Sentence examples similar to appealing entity from inspiring English sources
Ockham explained the human ability to think and talk in general terms by appealing to mental entities, or concepts, which serve as "natural signs" of the many things to which they apply.
The (strong) realist maintains that we cannot explain the distinction between natural and non-natural classifications without appealing to certain entities, the natural kinds.
He countenanced the possibility that the point of explaining truths could be grasped without positing such entities, appealing only to the philosophically austere resources of the deductive-nomological model (McFetridge 1977: 40 2; see Ruben 1990: 210, 231 for a contrary point of view).
We expect that the interventions and delivery approach would be highly appealing to these entities.
There is reason, moreover, to think that a strategy appealing to supra-individual entities as subjects of intentional states is misplaced if the social phenomenon in question is shared activity.
Some analysts speculate that Mr. Malone is positioning Liberty as an entity that would be appealing for News Corporation to acquire.
By his critics, Dedekind's procedure is often interpreted as follows: As his language of "abstraction" and "creation" suggests, he must be appealing to psychological processes; and thus, the resulting entities—"the real number" and "the natural numbers"—must be psychological entities (existing in people's minds).
But appealing to the distinction between more and less fundamental entities doesn't look like it will enhance his ability to carry out these projects.
Second, Candrakīrti's argument from emptiness demonstrates the unreality of the conventionally real phenomena by means of appealing to the causal processes at work in producing these entities.
Again we are caught wedded to the fragmentation model of appealing for solutions from individual countries, individual entrepreneurs, corporate and private entities.
