Sentence examples for appearance of matter from inspiring English sources
But matter is only an appearance; whatever supersensible thing it is that gives rise to the appearance of matter, that thing may well be the same as whatever supersensible thing it is that gives rise to the experience of an experiencing self (KRV A 358f/B 428f).
Prefrontal slices were cut from anterior to posterior using the appearance of white matter and the corpus callosum as anterior and posterior guides to target recording to the Cg1, Cg2 and PrL regions [20].
Descriptions of intensity referred to normal appearance of grey matter.
Leukoaraiosis describes a diffuse, aberrant appearance of white matter on imaging, often presented in the normal elderly and in the patients with vascular risk factors or those suffering with cognitive impairment.
The satisfaction with my work comes when I can make a painting as minimal as possible and still capture the fundamental appearance of the subject matter.
Because ideology and appearance of success mattered more than the facts of their meager harvest, the peasants gave more grain to the state for export than they could spare.
Inflammation associated with nerve cell destruction often alters the color and appearance of the gray matter in the spinal column, causing it to appear reddish and swollen.
Leukoaraiosis is a term used to define the abnormal appearance of subcortical white matter of the brain by means of neuroimaging and is regarded as an intermediate surrogate of stroke.
We could give the appearance of settling the matter by stipulating that 'decapitate' means 'remove a head' (as opposed to 'make headless' or 'remove the head' or 'remove the most important head').
One of the most striking features of the spinal cords collected soon after injury was the apparently normal appearance of the white matter (see Fig. 1D, 2A and also [39]).
The appearance of the white matter depends upon the level of mitochondrial dysfunction and varies from mild atrophy to extensive vacuolation with a sieve-like appearance.
