Sentence examples for contemporary process from inspiring English sources

But contemporary process philosophy is not geographically confined.

The model was designed using contemporary process simulation software, and current reagent, equipment and supply costs, following current production practices.

Thus contemporary process philosophy not only holds out the promise of an integrated metaphysics that can join our common sense and scientific images of the world.

Process philosophy in the letter or spirit of Whitehead has been the most visible strand of contemporary process philosophy, carried by a larger group of philosophers (see section 7. on institutionalization).

The division between secular and theological process philosophy has its roots in the early phase of contemporary process thought in late 19th and the first half of the 20th century, and centers on two views of evolutions.

Following the line of exposition from the preceding two sections, after sketching how processists approach old topics of philosophy and which new topics they have gained, this section will highlight a topic on which contemporary process philosophers are fundamentally divided, to the extent that one group believes that the entire issue is ill-conceived.

Instead, lake productivity reflects contemporary processes of nutrient supply more than historical events.

Theophilus (thought to be Roger of Helmarshausen, a Benedictine monk) as early as the 12th century gave a clear and practical account in his De diversis artibus ("On Diverse Arts") of contemporary processes used in painting, glassmaking and decoration, metalworking, bone carving, and the working of precious stones, even listing the necessary tools and conditions for successful operations.

This paper reviews the current knowledge on the impacts of extreme heat (heat shock) and frost on crop production and how these impacts are incorporated into contemporary process-based crop models.

Contemporary processes of environmental policymaking in general span over several territorial tiers.

Historical rather than contemporary processes are often responsible for present patterns of species' distribution, but their respective contributions are not always easy to disentangle.