Sentence examples for as it is objects from inspiring English sources

But then, given the standard objectual semantics for quantification, (3*) itself doesn't make any sense, as it is objects themselves, however or even whether they are designated, that satisfy or do not satisfy conditions.

This API can be created in a computer language of the developers' choosing as long as it is object oriented.

James Madison explained the omission of a vicinage clause in the Virginia Ratifying Convention as follows: It was objected yesterday, that there was no provision for a jury from the vicinage.

Such art is, obviously, as much about ideas as it is about objects.

However, since knowledge of such an object is admittedly confused or incomplete, as it is an object of sense, the faculty of reason is needed in order to yield distinct knowledge of it.

Yet Duchamp's work is as much idea as it is physical object; it's as ethereal and weightless as the most transcendent sections of Wagner's score.

The simple test for chirality is the same for objects as it is for molecules: Is the object (or molecule) superimposable on its mirror image?

It is as much about social objectives as it is about physical objects, and about social realizations as much as about empirical reality.

The result is as fascinating as it is repulsive.Most objects are violent, raw, macabre, and deliberately so.

Dasgupta writes succinctly, 'Man's body so far as it is a physical object is like any other object of nature passing through the process of evolution.

True knowledge (prama) apprehends its object as it is; false knowledge apprehends the object as what it is not.