Sentence examples for combinational from inspiring English sources

"It was my most difficult book," he said, "the book that treated a theme which was so distant, so remote, from my own emotional life that it gave me a special pleasure to use my combinational talent to make it real".

Steinitz began his career as a tactical, combinational player in the Morphy style.

It was my most difficult book – the book that treated a theme which was so distant, so remote, from my own emotional life that it gave me a special pleasure to use my combinational talent to make it real".

The upshot of these sūtras is that, first, the concept of illusion is parasitic on that of veridical experience (not all coins can be counterfeit), and, second, that illusion shows a combinational (propositional) structure: this is a something or other.

Today's position is taken from Excelling at Combinational Play by the Danish grandmaster Jacob Aagaard.

The term combinatorial was first used in the modern mathematical sense by the German philosopher and mathematician Gottfried Wilhelm Leibniz in his Dissertatio de Arte Combinatoria ("Dissertation Concerning the Combinational Arts").

This means that concept-laden perception is necessarily combinational a position taken by Gautama himself, the "sūtra-maker," and much elaborated by Vātsyāyana and the other commentators in text apparently aimed at an early form of Buddhist subjectivism (Nyāya-sūtra 4.2.26-36).