Sentence examples for conditioned phenomena from inspiring English sources

On the contrary, Nāgārjuna argues, to assert that the things are empty of any intrinsic reality is to explain the way things really are as causally conditioned phenomena (pratītyasamputpaṅhā).

The Sarvāstivāda-Vaibhāṣika introduced four characteristics of conditioned phenomena: origination, endurance, decay, and dissolution.

Unlike conditioned phenomena, it never appears, even to the childish, as having a nature of arising (skye ba'i ngo bo).

The ordinary beings erroneously grasp all conditioned phenomena as intrinsically real, therefore things are conventionally real and thus are categories of conventional truth.

Confusion is saṃvṛti because it conceals (sgrib) the nature, it fabricates all conditioned phenomena to appear as if they are real.

The Buddhist schools used the characteristics of conditioned phenomena as a hermeneutic tool with which to reinterpret impermanence in terms of momentariness.

Many conditions, phenomena, and concepts are of a transitional nature.

Experimental models of skin include pathological conditions, phenomena such as aging and organogenesis, as in the hair follicle grown from isolated cells in vitro.

Corbin and Strauss's [ 13] paradigm was used to organize categories within the framework of: causal conditions, phenomena, context, intervening conditions or consequences, and actions/interactions/strategies.

Insofar as their epistemic mode is concerned, conditioned and impermanent phenomena are distinct and contrasting.

The effectiveness of Fiber Reinforced Polymer (FRP) materials for external strengthening of existing masonry elements is strictly conditioned by debonding phenomena.