Sentence examples for basis of its intertwining from inspiring English sources
Suarez's position may be extreme, and he himself allows that Aquinas's distinctions may be heuristically useful, but his criticisms of the proliferation of distinct powers in the soul and his drive to unify the account of the soul on the basis of its "intertwining" powers struck a chord with many.
The violet-blue flowers of common vetch stand out from the luxuriant tangle of its intertwining leaves, while clumps of purple thistle-like hardheads rise above them.
With its intertwining of the human and the prehuman, H. naledi, like other recent fossil findings, seems to complicate the trajectory of hominin evolution.
Who else but an insider can clearly see the epic dimensions of the subject, its ancient roots and its knotty intertwining of successes and failures?
We show how the neurocomputational models intertwine with LSA and the mathematical basis of functional neuroimaging.
On the basis of observations, we find that coordination is accomplished through a highly intertwined process of technologically mediated visual overview combined with orally communicated details.
(1) The Doctrine of Evolution: its Basis and its Scope.
Recreation and religion, and their intertwining, are the DNA of his worlds: the tedium of existence forces us toward "fun"; fun becomes the basis of our faith.
The Reformation, deeply intertwined and influenced with the Renaissance in a way that is similar to the conflation of fundamentalism and modernism today, locked in the Lutheran proclamation of sola Scriptura as the basis of Christian revelation and authority.
