Sentence examples for complex thesis from inspiring English sources
One can, moreover, easily broaden Socrates' specification of the target to encompass the arguments against motion and place by changing it to the slightly more complex thesis that there are many things that move from place to place.
In college, I got all A's with a full-time job, an internship at a prestigious political figures office, and still had enough energy to be with friends whilst writing a massively complex senior thesis.
The display is supposed to reflect the beginning of a new world consciousness brought on by expanding empires and trade, a thesis more complex than the actual objects can sustain.
The supplementation principle together with the uncontroversial axioms for the (proper) part-of relation also implies the more controversial thesis that complex objects with the same parts are identical (see Mereology, 3.2).
His reasons for maintaining this thesis are complex, but derive ultimately from the forms of plasticity Aristotle believes the mind must manifest if it is to be capable of thinking all things (De Anima iii 4, 429a18).
Theses complexes modify the accessibility of DNA regulatory sites through both repositioning (sliding) and ejecting nucleosomes.
It emphasizes again on the heightened stability of theses complexes than for target DNA sequences rich in A at 2nd and 3rd position of the repeating triplet5' GN(2nd)N 3rd) 3' followed by A at 2nd and T at 3rdposition, then by T at 2nd and 3rd position which form lesser number of H-bond.
In 2005, Biggs won a Fulbrightscholarship and started pursuing a thesis studying limnology, complex systems, and uncertainty.
This observation may be consistent with the thesis that the complex neurohormonal regulation of weight regulation may have evolved primarily to prevent starvation [ 28].
In fact thermodynamics presents a fascinating but complex test case for the theses both of property holism and of nomological holism.
The thesis that the complexes are knowable, the elements unknowable, is false to our experience, in which "knowledge of the elements is primary" (Burnyeat 1990 192).
