Sentence examples for as formed of from inspiring English sources

Thus he writes: "It seems necessary, then, to regard the world as formed of concepts.

(1763, §1/PW, 257-8) {§4.5} It seems necessary, then, to regard the world as formed of concepts.

Similarly, we consider the flux flowing now through a state θ as formed of the drifting flux due to the continuous evolution of the phase of the neurons due to (13), and the flux determined by the phase shifting generated by the arrival of synaptic impulses: J ( t, θ ) = f q ( t, θ ) + σ ( t ) ∫ s θ q ( t, y ) d y, (18).

This treats such images as forms of promotion or propaganda.

Others identify expressions of doubt as forms of sedition or as foreign interference.

An earlier version described Zaghawa as form of Arabic; it is a separate Saharan language.

Coleridge's poems are explained away as forms of drug-induced hallucinations.

As forms of political communication go, the campaign theme song is among the lamest.

This might include interactivity, multimedia and even art as forms of interpretation.

I view the Web site and most technological initiatives as forms of marketing, promotion.

This arrangement captures parasitic behaviors as well as forms of cheating and competition17, 21.