Sentence examples for defined apart from inspiring English sources

Whitehead argued that reality consists of events rather than matter, and that these events cannot be defined apart from their relations to other events, thus rejecting the theory that reality is fundamentally constructed by bits of matter that exist independently of one another.

The responsible fluorophores are not well defined apart from a few molecules such as collagen and reduced nicotinamide [ 5].

- Possible host-related influences on which patients will develop the HUS are not defined apart from younger age and female gender.

The parameters were simple: a 200-mile run along the mountainous spine of Wales, from the top of the principality to the bottom, broken into five-day-long sections, with 45,000ft of ascent and descent – on terrain so rough that much of it was barely suitable for scrambling, let alone running – with no defined route apart from a few dozen map references indicating checkpoints.

Very arguably, Aristotle's views about imagery (phantasmata) cannot be fully understood in isolation from his views about imagination (phantasia), which he defined as "(apart from any metaphorical sense of the word) the process by which we say that an image [phantasma] is presented to us" (De Anima 428a 1–428a

Now he's struggling to define himself apart from a crowded presidential field even as he struggles with his old ghosts.

One attempt to define events, apart from reactions, as traumatic is written into the PTSD diagnosis itself, but this definition has changed every time the diagnostic manual has been revised.

In fact, we've spent ample time clarifying the bounds of where religion has it's rule in a pluralized society so much so that ordinary, individual citizens have had to labor to define themselves apart from it.

Any group of people, unmoored from familiar circumstances, develops a small society apart, defined by in jokes and common points of mental reference.

And because most of the American news media have generally defined social reality (apart from "special interest" stories) as WASP (in appearance at least), one is often reduced to embarrassingly childlike exclamations like, "Gosh!

Persistent wheezing was defined as wheezing apart from colds or wheezing most days or nights during the past year.