Sentence examples for basic manner in which from inspiring English sources

For too long there has been an apparently unending debate about the basic manner in which Tyrannosaurus and its near relatives obtained their food.

While great advances in terms of selective chemistries and materials have been achieved in recent years, the basic manner in which ion-selective membranes are used has not fundamentally changed.

He believed that the doctrines of scholastic Aristotelian philosophy contained a basic error about the manner in which fundamental truths, such as the truths of metaphysics, are to be gained.

Others motivated by post-modern considerations concerning the nature of the self, rationality, language, and identity, are also suspicious of the manner in which the basic concepts operative in liberal theories of justice ("autonomy" for example) are understood as fixed, transparent, and without their own political presuppositions (see, e.g., Butler 1990; for general discussion see White 1990).

On this theory, while (following Mencius, 372 289 BCE) insisting that people are basically good (well intended and sensitive to the sufferings of others), he accepted that the manner in which this basic disposition is manifested is conditioned and at times contained by a person's specific qi endowment (native talents and gifts, qizhi), family and social environment, and other factors.

The basic Hebbian learning rule is unstable, and the manner in which stability is maintained would affect the set of stable fixed points [33].

Information on potential confounders was limited to basic demographic information and smoking, though the spatial manner in which the exposure was distributed makes strong confounding by socioeconomic or behavioral factors unlikely.

Although adhering to the basic design, the project was compromised seriously by the manner in which it unfolded.

It wasn't wholly unlike watching hip-hop from another country, where the basic structural elements survive but are rendered unrecognizable by the manner in which they're deployed.

Trophic pyramid, the basic structure of interaction in all biological communities characterized by the manner in which food energy is passed from one trophic level to the next along the food chain.

(Russell 1938 24,27) To understand how organisations operate, Russell explains, we must first understand the basic methods by which they can exercise power at all — that is, we must understand the manner in which individuals are persuaded to follow some authority.