Sentence examples for beginning of the entry from inspiring English sources

See the beginning of the entry.

In the rest of this entry, we use the term 'qualia' in the very broad way I did at the beginning of the entry.

For example, the beginning of the entry for 'anaphora' in the MacMillan Encyclopedia of Philosophy (Supplement) reads "The study of anaphora (from Greek, "carry back") is the study of the ways in which occurrences of certain expressions, particularly pronouns, depend for their interpretations upon the interpretations of occurrences of other expressions".

Persons who were not permanent residents in Finland and those aged under 25 years or over 84 years at the beginning of the entry year, persons who had psychiatric hospital care only, and hospital admissions due to child-birth only were excluded from the data.

You begin with the title because the article does not have an author to use at the beginning of the entry.

Based on the annotated CDS start points, we retrieved sequence from the beginning of the entries to 30 nucleotides past the annotated start of the main CDS.

Instead of the simpler biconditionals discussed near the beginning of this entry and in Rosen 1990, the revised proposal is to take equivalences asserted by Lewis 1968 between modal claims and claims couched in terms of quantification over possible worlds, and treat those equivalences instead as specifying connections between modal statements and claims about what is true according to the fiction.

The type of inference exemplified in the cases described at the beginning of this entry will strike most as entirely familiar.

At the beginning of this entry it was claimed that the case for cultural evolution was irresistible.

There is, however, one type of unity mentioned in the beginning of this entry that needs to be addressed: the unity of being or substantial unity, the unity formed by the body and the soul, which is properly a human being.

Third, as noted at the beginning of this entry, Chinese philosophy in general is distinguished by a focus on the practical.