Sentence examples for classes of things from inspiring English sources
According to him, there are four classes of things that can be known with certainty.
The Mishnah's overriding proposition is that all classes of things stand in a hierarchical relationship to one another, and, in that encompassing hierarchy, there is place for everything.
"We don't actually know how the Internet's going to work 10 years from now, so it's kind of, I think, a mistake to start carving out large classes of things that you don't really understand yet," Mr. Page said.
To state with emphasis the one large argument the metaproposition that the Mishnah's authorship sets forth in countless small ways: the very artifacts that appear multiple in fact form classes of things, and, moreover, these classes themselves are subject to a reasoned ordering by appeal to this-worldly characteristics signified by properties and indicative traits.
The two things that were created first were form, identified with wisdom, and matter, which is designated as the genus of genera (the classes of things) and which is the substratum of everything, not only of bodies but also of incorporeal substances.
Only Revolutions has to be periodically turned upside down and read from back to front; certain letters and classes of things are printed in different coloured inks and font-weights; each page has marginalia in tiny type alluding to historical events of the past century; some pages are marked with inscrutable blobs.
Drivers have to be implemented for each class of Things and provide, in particular, the communication routines, the access to the Thing's sensors and actuators and the storage management functions.
Rather, Daoists held that humans were only one class of things among many others.
Another influential interpretation of dao conceives of it as the particular "way" of a thing or class of things.
Were I forced to say to what class of things it belongs I should call it Immense.
As the universe has its own natural way of emerging and acting, so too does each thing or class of things have its own manner of development.
