Sentence examples for conditions for something from inspiring English sources

Mechanists have generally eschewed the effort to spell out necessary and sufficient conditions for something to be a mechanism.

Fourthly, the conditions for something to be received (or, in technical term "admitted") as evidence at the trial are sometimes included in the legal concept of evidence.

What makes the nominal essence an essence is that it contains both the necessary and sufficient conditions for something to belong to its species or genus.

The child, like the adult, might then be credited with having the concept, bird, without the child's ever being able to specify, successfully, necessary and sufficient conditions for something to count as a bird.

This thesis states necessary and sufficient conditions for something's being a member of some kind F such that all and only F things manifest the function characteristic of that kind.

The antidote is to remember the two conditions for something worth believing in - (1) an elegant concept; and (2) external market validation.

Premise (2) states what many take to be a minimally necessary condition for something to be a moral judgment.

To that end, they can provide a condition for something's being bad for us and argue that death fails to meet it.

While they differed in particular in the various definitions given to the formal vs. material consequence distinction, they all agreed that necessary truth-preservation (TP) is a necessary condition for something to count as a (valid) consequence (Dutilh Novaes 2008).

Indeed, it has been noted that the leaves were in "suspiciously good condition" for something found in the trash.

Events and patterns persist, until sufficiently disruptive conditions call for something different, something else, something of deeper truth I am mulling over the words of Aaron Sorkin to his daughter: "(in the results of this election)...Hate was given hope.