Sentence examples for concepts pick from inspiring English sources
Demonstrative concepts pick something out without saying anything extra about it.
Even so, the qualities the new concepts pick out are ones she knew in a different way in her room, for they are physical or functional qualities like all others.
Like demonstrative expressions, demonstrative concepts pick out different things on different occasions, and as Peacocke sees it the role of experience is to anchor a demonstrative concept to its referent.
And whatever other form of color realism it may deny, most of us still want to know whether it rules out the following form of color realism: one which concerns the properties that our color terms 'red', 'blue'purpleple'darkark blue', etc., name (and our color concepts pick out or express).
How much, how soon: Because it's a concept, pick a dollar amount "The Price Is Right" style.
Billed by the company as a comprehensive tourist concept (pick up a car, go on a factory tour, have a meal), the museum, also designed by Mr. Henn, will house exhibits on the relationship between man and technology (according to Julius Von Ingelheim, the project director, even stronger than that between man and woman).
The broad concept picks out any bad state of affairs, wrongful action, or character flaw.
Rather, the four clusters of features that the concept picks out help single out woman paradigms that in turn help single out the category of women.
In that framework, primary intensions describe the way a concept picks out its referent in the actual world and the cognitive independence of phenomenal and physical concepts is explained by their different primary intensions.
A review of the extant literature on CSR in Ghana shows that research into the concept picked up from the 21st century, although there is evidence of CSR in Ghana as far back as 1939 (Ofori 2010a, 2010b).
The moralized concept picks out acts, practices or policies insofar as they wrongfully impose a relative disadvantage on persons based on their membership in a salient social group of a suitable sort.
