Sentence examples for characterizes reality from inspiring English sources

But we now know that even empty space is filled with energy, vibrating with electromagnetic fields and so-called virtual particles dancing in and out of existence on borrowed energy courtesy of the randomness that characterizes reality on the smallest scales, according to the rules of quantum theory.

This view dispenses with the Absolute Mind of previous idealism and instead characterizes reality as a universe of ideas or signs which occur in a process of being interpreted by an infinite community of minds.

That is to say, there is a sense in which spatiality does not characterize reality (Adams 1994, 254-5).

First, one might hold that some, at least, of the fundamental properties and relations that characterize reality have modal aspects that are ontologically basic.

But if this distinction can be made sense of as intended then it gives rise to a problem about how to characterize reality as it is in itself, and this gives rise to a role for logic in the sense of (L1).

This criterion characterizes physical reality in terms of "objectivity" understood as independence from any direct measurement.

The spirit of vanity and venality characterizing most reality shows is absent.

And the one thing that every executive said will characterize every reality effort in the future is "the shows have to be edgy," as Mr. Valentine put it.

CBS officials had used the "camp" designation to characterize the reality show in discussions with parents, Ghen Maynard, the executive vice president in charge of CBS's reality programming division, said last week.

Therefater, we did a prospective work to characterize the reality of theses recourses.

According to the standard logical empiricist story (Schlick 1915, 1917, 1921, 1922), their theory conclusively refuted the Kantian conception of the synthetic a priori: Euclidean geometry was not only one geometry amongst many, it also was not the one that characterized empirical reality.