Sentence examples for can predicate from inspiring English sources

It is this radical sense of unity that accounts for Maimonides' strong negative theology (about which we will say more below): since God is utterly and absolutely unified, He is a subject about whom we can predicate nothing (since, after all, predication implies of a subject that he is one thing or another, thus suggesting some limitation).

Words can predicate action, but not necessarily.

By applying the correlated coefficient, the theoretical model can predicate the performance of the dehumidifier with an acceptable accuracy.

One approach is to adopt the pretence that the government can determine when one medicine is better than another, and then can predicate reimbursement based on those determinations.

The network distinguishes between perceived and recalled events, and can predicate its response on the absence as well as the presence of particular stimuli.

This particular empirical relationship can predicate set-up linearly with respect to log of time.

Defenders of the 'modes of predication' distinction have no problem here: they hold that we can externally predicate being a fictional character of both Anna Karenina and Pirandello's The Father, while we can also internally predicate this property of The Father.

As Vince Parry, a well-known marketing expert, counseled his colleagues, "If you can define a particular condition and its associated symptoms in the minds of physicians and patients, you can also predicate the best treatment for that condition".

By statistical analysis and comparison, it can be found that the prediction formula using steel reinforcement, concrete and wall materials as independent variables can better predicate CO2 emissions in the construction materialization stage.

Against this, Kant argues that in no case — even that of God — can we predicate "existence" to be a property that is included in the concept of any object.

If, then, the affirmative can be predicated, the negative must be predicable too; and if the affirmative is not predicable, the negative, at least, will be more predicable than the negative of the subject itself.