Sentence examples for artificial kinds from inspiring English sources

Natural kinds are often contrasted with artificial kinds (e.g., being a central processing unit).

The most common objection to this proposal is that something similar can be said about singular terms for artificial kinds or properties: 'soda pop' or 'bachelorhood'bachelorhood

Imidacloprid is an artificial kind of nicotine.

"My daughter would be serving turkey on a holiday, and he would have the artificial kind," said his mother, Joan.

The side-effect of thicker blood, though, is increased risk of cells clogging blood vessels, which can cause a stroke or heart failure a chance many dopers would be willing to take in return for superior performance.The plot thickensDuring the 1990s no tests existed that could differentiate natural erythropoietin from the artificial kind.

This claim involves the whole language, so there are no examples, except perhaps of an exceedingly artificial kind.

In Section 3.2 the system incorporating the previously constructed models was evaluated in terms of false alarm and detection rates through an artificial kind of experiment at various SNR conditions.

As part of their latest endeavor to improve care for our country's combat vets, the Department of Veterans Affairs has invested in a rapidly advancing form of intelligence: the artificial kind.

That's an artificial kind of "comparative advantage" that distorts world trade.

Hatcher later regretted playing Paris Carver, saying "It's such an artificial kind of character to be playing that you don't get any special satisfaction from it".

That King Lear is strongest in subordinating the artistry of dramatic poetry to the power of nature is also why its kind of poetry is superior to the more artificial kind produced by Pope.