Sentence examples for by impetus from inspiring English sources

Nevertheless, the property of having impetus — the central property that objects have according to impetus physics — is a physical property, and a counterfactual world completely described by impetus physics would be a world in which physicalism is true.

These groups used the word (hormê, translated in Latin by impetus) to describe the movement of the soul towards an object, and from which a physical act results.

Will the Socceroos be bolstered by youthful impetus in the near future?

First of all, there is the bond of souls, achieved by the impetus given to the humanities and sciences and to religion.

The use of the term, and the development of a liability regime, were motivated by the impetus to protect the 'personal feelings' or 'sentiment and propriety' of the next of kin in having the corpse buried.

Unfortunately, throughout history, those driven by this impetus have caused numerous crimes against innocent persons.

The wider environment was marked by the impetus to alleviate poverty and aligning efforts to improve health, equity, and governance.

After the riots, that antipathy may be in for a reconsideration, a turn given further impetus by an ill-advised attack by an unpopular political leader.

His work there was dominated by civil rights issues, which had been given fresh impetus by the Kennedy administration.

And what is more, said Sade, those faculties of reason that Enlightenment thinkers held in such high esteem are only a byproduct of these deep-seated desires: humans are governed by these desires far more than by any rational impetus.

Good news for iPhone owners everywhere: a flood of third-party applications is now underway.The trend toward openness has been given added impetus by the recent collapse of the legal battles brought by SCO, a software developer.