Sentence examples for auxiliary causes from inspiring English sources

A seed, for example, is a direct cause of a plant, while sunshine, water, and earth are auxiliary causes of a plant.

They need to do it not only for the so-called Red Sox Nation but also for baseball fans out there in America who have taken on the Sox as some kind of auxiliary cause.

75 of the Elements of Theology, "that which exists in the effect is not so much a cause as an auxiliary cause (sunaition) or an instrument of the producer".

As resolutions of racemic mixtures are complex and time-consuming procedures, the chiral pool of natural α-amino acids is limited and catalysts or chiral auxiliaries cause high costs, all of these strategies have their limitations when applied on an industrial scale (Weiner et al. 2010).

The claim that builders and fathers are only auxiliary efficient causes of the existence of buildings and children invites us to investigate the true causes of their existence.

This contribution is acknowledged through their designation as auxiliary efficient causes of the existence of buildings and children.

This unified account may seem to be comprised by Avicenna's use of a distinction between "true" and "auxiliary" efficient causes.

Pratyaya, ( Sanskrit: "cause") Pāli paccaya, in Buddhist philosophy, an auxiliary, indirect cause, as distinguished from a direct cause (hetu).

When continuing with the port propeller, a valve in its engine malfunctioned; continuing with an auxiliary valve caused a large amount of vibration, so the ship was stopped just hours later for temporary repairs on the main valve before continuing to the Philadelphia Naval Yard for repairs.

Similar to the two MAR conditions, including too many auxiliary variables caused a downward bias of coefficients and a loss of precision.

a. Auxiliary and true causes.