Sentence examples for concepts by which from inspiring English sources

It has not been transformed in its own terms; rather in the concepts by which it is judged, managed and evaluated.

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).

As long as one avoids confusion by being clear about one's meanings, there is great value in having a variety of concepts by which we can access and grasp consciousness in all its rich complexity.

In other, nonmoral, cases, some have claimed, the supervening facts are necessitated logically by the lower-order facts supervened upon together with the concepts by which the supervenient facts are identified.

While the world consists only of two genera of individuals, substances and qualities, the concepts by which they are grasped and expressed are universal and of ten different types.

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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".

Sacred kingship, religious and political concept by which a ruler is seen as an incarnation, manifestation, mediator, or agent of the sacred or holy (the transcendent or supernatural realm).

Neither, contrary to popular belief, did they come up with "fast food" – the concept by which meals are assembled using relatively unskilled and interchangeable staff on a Henry-Ford-style production line.

The media plurality test – which would be carried out first by the communications regulator Ofcom and then by ministers – is a loosely-defined concept by which Cable would have to be convinced that rival newspapers and broadcasters were at risk of closure or cuts that would damage democratic debate.