Sentence examples for definite description of the from inspiring English sources

This is in effect the proposal offered in Larson and Segal (1995); 'Aristotle' stands in for an incomplete definite description of the form 'the Aristotle'.

Moreover, the authors of primary studies failed to provide a clear and definite description of the strengths-based approach making it difficult to distinguish it from other delivery models.

In the final step, contrasting, categories were compared regarding similarities and differences, to reach a definite description of the unique character of each category and a higher level of abstraction.

Names for tropes, he claims, should not be understood as abbreviated definite descriptions of the kind "the ɸ-ness of x".

Even though a large number of studies of CHCs have emerged since 1997, studies that have given definite descriptions of the models of CHCs are relatively limited, and thus only 13 papers were included in this review.

Clear and definite description of intervention is critical for the study to be repeated.

The earliest known definite description of stage lighting may be found in Architectura Civilis (1628; "Civil Architecture"), by Joseph Furttenbach (also spelled Furtenbach).

In the case of a definite description, "the constituent of the proposition will be some sort of complex, constructed from various attributes by logical composition.

Realizer functionalists, however, take a functional theory merely to provide definite descriptions of whichever lower-level properties satisfy the functional characterizations.

More controversially, Donnellan (1966) argued that in the case of 'referential' uses of definite descriptions, the reference of the description, rather than the descriptive condition, is a constituent of the proposition expressed.

Furthermore, as a person comes to learn more and more information about an object or a person, she comes to associate different definite descriptions to the referent of a proper name.