Sentence examples for constructive uses of from inspiring English sources

Rorty's reading of Descartes and of Kant i PMN have often been challenged, as has his more constructive uses of Hegel, Nietzsche, Heidegger, and Wittgenstein.

He showcases the critical and constructive uses of his account of definition as he attempts "to fix … the precise meaning of these terms", in order to "remove some part of that obscurity, which is so much complained of in this species of philosophy" (EHU 7.1.3/61 62).

With nearly a quarter of the assigned 365 days completed, Santizo's compilation of daily illustrations have inspired us to make more constructive use of our time.

More constructive use of prison and other kinds of sentences might even result.

The discriminate use of force to help save lives would be an ethical and constructive use of power.

What he deems a constructive use of his tax breaks -- investing in even more advanced technology companies -- will benefit only people like himself.

I cannot think of an MP who made more constructive use of a post-Westminster existence truncated by the swing of the political pendulum than Price.

Innovations in the clothing and equipment used in many events, particularly cycling, demonstrated design's ability to make constructive use of new technologies, as did the advanced prosthetics used in the Paralympics.

The justice secretary Michael Gove's recent quotation of Churchill in relation to prisoners that "there is a treasure, if you can only find it, in the heart of every man" breathed fresh hope that at last the punishment and rehabilitation pendulum may be swinging officially towards a more constructive use of prison time.

In [24], via state transformation and the constructive use of a Lyapunov function, the new observer design approach was addressed by introducing a parameter in the observer.

Based on the constructive use of Lyapunov functional, delay-dependent stabilization criteria are proposed to guarantee robust stability for the systems via linear control.