Sentence examples for definite account from inspiring English sources

Dharmakīrti's work, essentially a commentary on Dignāga's, is to be singled out as one of the most outstanding contributions to Indian Buddhist thought, presenting a definite account of what later generations of philosophers in India took to be the normative Buddhist view.

One of the last definite accounts of live specimens is the following 1784 description by Mauduyt based on captive birds: Contrary to Feuilley's claims, Dubois mentioned that the Mascarene parrot was not edible which may have led to Réunion visitors mostly ignoring it.

Vanity Fair is trumpeting the article as the definite "inside account" of the fall of the Bear, rather than what it really is: an apologia for Bear Stearns management.

More definite historical accounts exist for damage caused to certain buildings.

It is the definite collectable accounts that require your attention.

Possible or definite suicide attempts accounted for 495 (46%) admissions (Table 3).

In this study, cases detected B. cereus in more than two sets of blood cultures were enrolled as definite BSI and accounted for 14.3%% of B. cereus-detected cases.

Shortlist accounts: Divide your list of patient accounts as definite collectable or a definite non collectable.

In fact, as a group of former and current Facebook employees, including Ms. Oluwole and Mr. Schauffer, dined on ahi tacos and rock shrimp tempura at Umami in Cow Hollow on a recent evening, it was Bill Gates who was singled out as a role model, his bank account a definite plus but his philanthropy more important.

Donnellan suggested that Russell's quantificational account of definite descriptions might capture attributive uses, but that it does not work for referential uses.

Kripke (1977) responded to Donnellan by arguing that the Russellian account of definite descriptions could, by itself, account for both referential and attributive uses; the difference between the two cases could be entirely a matter of pragmatics.