Sentence examples for been understood in other from inspiring English sources

2. Although this is how the term "intrinsic value" is often understood, it has been understood in other ways, too.

Dr. Bargmann was one of the first biologists to take Dr. White's wiring diagram and see if it could be understood in other ways.

Here the philosopher of science needs to provide an account of progress in terms of convergence on the truth or to show how progress can be understood in other terms.

Nevertheless, one can plausibly read Brentano's notion of 'presentation' as equivalent to the notion of phenomenally conscious experience, as this is understood in other writers.

However, it is not clear how the ways in which psychological scientists understand measurement accord with how the concept is understood in other scientific disciplines, or by the professional and general publics.

The temporal direction will have to be understood in other terms, perhaps in terms of intrinsic physical asymmetries such as involved with entropy or with the decay of the neutral kaon, or perhaps simply taken as primitive (Maudlin 2007).

T. M. Scanlon has argued that goodness is to be understood as something's having properties that give us reason to have a pro-attitude towards it (1998, 95), and like the intuitionist view about goodness and rightness, he thinks that the notion of a reason cannot be understood in other, non-normative terms (1998, 17).

The tendency of the law to see such encounters as meaningfully consensual departs strikingly from how consent is understood in other areas; as West observes, "fraud or coercion that vitiates consent in nonsexual contexts constitutes either criminal or tortious activity" (240).

- The use of epigenetic biomarkers, mainly based on DNA methylation, is well established for the diagnosis and prognosis of tumors and has begun to be understood in other pathologies such as autoimmune diseases.

The use of epigenetic biomarkers, mainly based on DNA methylation, is well established for the diagnosis and prognosis of tumors and has begun to be understood in other conditions such as autoimmune diseases [ 26].

Thus, for Lewis's reductionist claim about modality to be genuinely informative, it must be understood in some other way.