Sentence examples for dependent of the act from inspiring English sources

The objectivity of formations however is not to be understood in terms of intentional inexistence (Brentano) or in the sense of Platonic realism (Bolzano and Frege), because any formation is logically dependent of the act that produces it, and the existence of states of affairs is logically linked to that of the act of judgment.

The object presented in the modifying sense is identical with the content presented in the attributive sense: it is dependent on the act of presentation, and it is what we mean by 'the object immanent in the act'; the object presented in the attributive sense is the object of the presentation, what happens to be presented in a presentation, and what is independent of the act of presentation.

Having established that Rad51 induces the formation of R-loops, and drawing encouragement from bacterial work, Koshland and colleagues went on to show that R-loop formation is not directly dependent on the act of transcription.

The consequentialists on the other hand hold that 'the rightness or wrongness of an act is dependent on the consequences of the act' [14:19].

The date of commencement of the act was dependent on further legislation in the areas of taxation and social welfare, which was enacted separately.

To assess construct validity of the ACT we examined associations between the 13 ACT factors and levels of the dependent variable (instrumental research utilization).

Elsewhere, punters are invited to have their most embarrassing secrets revealed, a sequence dependent for its entertainment value mainly on the smuttiness of the acts exposed.

These specialized adhesion complexes may also function in myofibroblast-dependent contracture of the wound, which acts to 'shorten' and remodel the collagen-rich matrix, resulting in closure of the wound and recapitulation of normal tissue architecture and function.

The dependent variable for this study was the act of cheating as self reported.

When incubated for between 2 and 12 h with Act D alone, a time-dependent accumulation of Act D was observed in all cell lines (Fig. 3A).

The act of caring for a dependent elderly victim of cerebrovascular accident exerts different impacts on caregivers.