Sentence examples for certain property only from inspiring English sources

In its property form, the principle would say that a person can deserve something in virtue of a certain property only if the person actually has the property.

A trait is selected for its possession of a certain property only if that property causally contributed to selection of traits of the type (see Sober 1984).

Bolzano also relied on an assumption the existence of a greatest lower bound: if a certain property M holds only for values greater than some quantity l, then there is a greatest quantity u such that M holds only for values greater than or equal to u. Bolzano could go no further than this, because in his time the notion of quantity was still too vague.

But suppose, for argument's sake, that this indeterminacy could somehow be resolved, perhaps by the story including details of certain properties that, arguably, only Holmes could have, such as his being the only person to have originated from certain gametes.

L. 100 647, § 6026(b)(2)(A), substituted "Section not to apply to certain property" for "Section to apply only if preproductive period is more than 2 years" in heading.

When a certain property ϕ belongs to one and only one object, it is convenient to have an expression that names that object.

The MLR property only holds for certain x. Figure 5 shows that F R x) and S R x) are not decreasing functions of x on, however this example and others demonstrate there may be intervals for which HRX holds.

There might be alternative ways to measure a certain property, so the system needs to fulfill only one of several dependencies.

Unlike the Lower House, its members were elected only by voters who met certain property and wealth requirements.

It could be shown that a graph generated in this way can only be derived from fragments of a linear sequence if it has a certain property.

The crucial difference between Strong and Weak supervenience is the second necessity operator in Strong: in a slogan, weak supervenience requires covariation between certain pairs of properties only within possible worlds, while strong supervenience requires covariation between specific pairs of properties across all possible worlds.