Sentence examples for conventional entity from inspiring English sources

Third, that each conventional entity has only one nature, namely, its conventional nature, and the so-called ultimate nature must not be associated with any conventionally real phenomenon.

For that reason so long as it does not withstand reasoned analysis, it is not ultimate, it would be conventional entity".

It is a conventional entity, for it is a reality for the ordinary beings, and it is found to be the basis from which arise varieties of hypothetical fabrications.

In contasty non-Gelug schools Nyingma, Kagyü and Sakya Non-Gelug, as we have seen, rejects Gelug's dual-nature theory, treating each conventional entity as satisfying only the definition of conventional truth and taking the definition of ultimate truth to be ontologically and epistemologically transcendent from conventional truth.

The effectiveness of animations containing two novel forms of animation cueing that target relations between event units rather than individual entities was compared with that of animations containing conventional entity-based cueing or no cues.

(1968a: 72a) In this sense, conventional truths "are things apprehended by the cognition perceiving conventional entities.

Conventional entities are actually established as unreal, they are subject to deception.

Hence they grasp conventional entities as intrinsically real, although they are in actual fact on a closer analysis, only non-intrinsic, unreal or illusory.

(Karmapa Mikyö Dorjé, 2006: 285) Second, "From standpoint of the meditative equipoise of the exalted beings, the two truths are neither identical, for the appearance of the varieties of conventional entities do not appear to them.

It should be noted from the outset that the relation between the mass/count distinction and the stuff/thing distinction is not straightforward, as there are so many different kinds of entities (e.g., events, concreta, sets, processes, absences, conventional entities, etc).

It reveals that real-world systems may be rigorously treated as a generic mathematical structure known as the hyperstructure beyond conventional mathematical entities.