Sentence examples for concept by which from inspiring English sources
FrequenThe glance atimepiecetch, then smile.
Intentionality is a key concept by which to link neuron and brain to goal-directed behavior through brain dynamics.
"Willem Styfhals offers a highly resourceful and brilliant analysis of a key concept by which modernity, secularization, history, society and politics were understood in post-war Germany.
The present paper proposes a new grating concept by which a volume phase grating is placed on top of a dielectric mirror stack.
We pursue a new concept by which HBV itself is engineered into a conditionally replicating, wild-type HBV dependent anti-HBV shRNA vector.
Jennifer Case, vice president for marketing at WebMiles.com in Sandy, Utah, described the site as the "creative concept by which we're going to get the message of Web Miles across".
Professor Arrow also created mathematical concepts by which economists could measure and analyze risk.
It has not been transformed in its own terms; rather in the concepts by which it is judged, managed and evaluated.
"Civil war, guerre civile, Bürgerkrieg these were the central concepts by which the suffering and experience of fanatical confessional struggles were precipitated, by means of which, moreover, they were legally formulated" (Koselleck 2004 47).
If so, then reduction turns out to be a four-place relation, not only entities but also the concepts by which they are picked out or referred to.
Accordingly, "utterances are imposed to signify things only through the mediation of the concepts by which those things are conceived" (QC 1: 4, ll. 45 6).
