Sentence examples for apply demonstrative from inspiring English sources

These developments were accompanied by the encouragement of the falāsifah—"those who," according to Averroës' Faṣl, "follow the way of speculation and are eager for a knowledge of the truth"—to apply demonstrative arguments to the interpretation of the theoretical teaching of the Sharīʿah.

Bradley applies the point to language, arguing that even grammatically proper names and demonstratives are disguised general terms.

Demonstrative examples with MATLAB simulations are studied.

Finally, the method is applied for demonstrative purposes to a large hotel situated in Italy; implementing the innovative phases of the method by successive steps allowed to recognize what margins for profitability and energy saving each phase provides.

This was because one needed a hypothesis of how to apply the abstract demonstrative truths to observed facts ("Introduction" §7) — how to fit the fitnesses to actions so to speak — and this hypothesis itself was not deductively secure.

The present optimization model is applied to a demonstrative numerical computation of management of aquacultured P. altivelis.

However, this approach is not yet widely applied, thus for demonstrative purposes we present significance levels for each relationship, and consider Bonferroni adjustments for multiple tests.

Adobe Photoshop software was used for the following: (a) to prepare the original still shots for figures; (b) to prepare the demonstrative cartoon illustration of SLAG; (c) to apply the "glowing edges" stylization for enhanced visualization of the positioning of the mouse paws with respect to the wire lid during the SLAG procedure.

He applied it to ordinary, but not what he called "logically proper" names (the latter were in fact demonstratives like 'this' and 'that', and he gave them a Millian semantics).

We then illustrate the method by applying it to a demonstrative toy model of fitting a straight line to two sets of data.

The concept of a proof underlying Sophistical Refutations is similar to what is demanded of demonstrative knowledge in Posterior Analytics (I ii 71b20), viz., that the premises must be "true, primary, immediate, better known than, prior to, and causative of the conclusion," except that the first three conditions do not apply to deductions in which the premises are obtained through questioning.