Sentence examples for definable form from inspiring English sources

The show is "Culture Clash in AmeriCCa," a piece of performance art with no storyline, no definable form, and a script that is not set in stone.

Even deciding not to look at it in any definable form is part of that party mindset.

The most important thing to understand about Italo is that it doesn't really exist in any readily definable form, and it certainly didn't at the time the music was being made.

Then Aristotle might be taken to imply that only with respect to a certain number of contingent properties did Plato posit definable Forms.

Annotations are based on freely definable forms and support hierarchical organisation of information (nested annotation forms).

Turning now to the notion of mental-state consciousness, the major distinction here is between phenomenal consciousness, on the one hand which is a property of states that it is like something to be in, that have a distinctive 'feel' (Nagel 1974)—and various functionally-definable forms of access consciousness, on the other (Block 1995).

This could suggest a reading of Aristotle that assumed an essential fixity of each definable substantial form, and the eternity of each species since creation.

Flow cytometry disclosed only 43 viable cells, without any definable pattern.

There is no statistically definable pattern of missing data [ 16].

-"What's ironic about the signature is that it's a signature of complete anonymity, and so when somebody signs with more of a graphic design-looking signature, where there's no definable letter forms and it's just a graphic symbol, it is a person who wishes to remain anonymous to those outside of his inner circle," she said.

Since only universals are definable, substantial forms are universals.