Sentence examples for character of the terms from inspiring English sources

He thus overcame what he called the deceptive character of the terms square, rectangle, and cube as used by the ancients and came to identify geometric curves as depictions of relationships defined algebraically.

The name-like character of the term is apparent from the fact that it cannot readily be premodified by an adjective.

That is to say, the character of the term 'dthat(the F)' is the function that maps any context c onto the constant function from worlds to the object that is F in c.

Next we establish the history setting of the problem (1.1 - 1.3 1.1 - 1.3 to deal winh the nordertonomous character of the memory term in (1.1).

By definition, the character of the special, short-term attractiveness of temporary exhibitions influences the visitors' expectations and demands.

His famous essay (1910) explaining the character of Hamlet in terms of the Oedipus complex later was revised and published in book form as Hamlet and Oedipus (1949).

Hence, it is presumed that the samples reveal the characters of the same term 'hydrosome' which is analogous to the stratigraphic concept 'lithosome' (Krumbein and Sloss 1963).

Davidson emphasises the holistic character of the mental (both in terms of the interdependence that obtains between various forms of knowledge as well as the interconnected character of attitudes and of attitudes and behaviour).

Given the sensitive character of the screening both in terms of ethical considerations and cost, some mentioned a wider societal debate would be relevant.

13), James Buchan cites several alleged anachronisms in my satiric depiction of 1695 London -- for instance, the existence of mahogany furniture, the sight of a broken umbrella on the street and a character's use of the term "amicable acquisition".

All science is "naturalist" to the extent that it tries to understand the laws of nature and the character of the universe on their own terms, without reference to a divine creator.