Sentence examples for constructional system from inspiring English sources

The hard work lies, for example, in creating a constructional system that overcomes the problems of its predecessors, is simple, uses well-entrenched predicates, or successfully replaces them with new ones (which is even harder), allows us to make useful predictions and so on.

This means that the concepts of the constructional system must provide a structural model for the explicanda in the sense that for every connection between entities that is describable in terms of the explicanda, there must obtain a matching connection, stateable in terms of the respective explicata or definientia, among the counterparts that the entities in question have within the system.

Robust and clear logical languages allow us to axiomatically reconstruct theories, which by the Syntacticists' definition are sets of sentences in a given logical domain language (e.g., Campbell 1920, 122; Hempel 1958, 46; cf. Carnap 1967 [1928], §156, "Theses about the Constructional System").

The present paper introduces a structured method for the analysis and reconfiguration of the disassembly depth distribution of components making up a constructional system, with the aim of obtaining a generalized improvement in ease of disassembly in relation to the requirements of recovery at end-of-life.

Improvements to the disassembly process of products can be achieved at two levels: in the design phase, making choices that favours the ease of disassembly of the constructional system (design for disassembly) and planning at best and optimising the disassembly sequence (disassembly sequence planning).

Goodman's mature nominalism, from The Structure of Appearance onwards, is a rejection of the use of sets (and objects constructed from them) in constructional systems, and no blanket rejection of all universals or abstract particulars.

Already his concern in the Aufbau with different constructional systems speaks against it; moreover, philosophical scepticism never worried him).

Nominalism is not an issue of discussion here; "nominalist" merely occurs as a classification (for more details on constructional systems see section 4 below).

In his Ph.D. thesis, A Study of Qualities, he uses the label "nominalist" to describe constructional systems whose constructional basis does not include abstracta, such as Carnap's system in the Aufbau (Carnap 1928).

Optimized solutions development from point of view of minimized structural height, high load carrying capacity, simply and very fast erection, versatile utilization and standardized details creates a solid basis for successful and technically efficient usage, not only in scope of concrete, but also steel and composite constructional systems.

In this province, the Magdalena Turbidite System is constructional because sediment coming from the Colombian hinterland (via the Magdalena River and from coastal erosion) and sediment remobilised from the walls of the structural highs are transported trough canyons and gullies, and emplaced as gravity deposits into the deformed prism.