Sentence examples for described ultimate from inspiring English sources

The major theistic traditions have therefore described ultimate reality as an omniscient mind and an omnipotent will.

The histological findings concerned end-stages of diseases and were identical to the previously described ultimate phases of intestinal mucosal IR-induced damage in animals.

All of them work in or around the music business in various guises (management, A&R, journalism or advertising) and describe Ultimate Power as "an evening of the greatest songs ever written".

This approach contrasts the widely adopted two-step design approach, which uses limit-equilibrium models that de-couple the arching stress-deformation relationship to describe ultimate limit state behaviour.

(1992: 411) Ultimate truth is described as ultimate, not because it is absolute or higher than conventional truth, but simply because of its consistent character, therefore non-deceptive its mode of appearanon-deceptive itsof being are the samoden coftrappearancehe inconsistent (therefore deceptive) chandcter of conventitsal truth.

President Bush and his national security team have not described the ultimate architecture of their missile defense system, nor is there any official timetable for deployment.

A 1935 paper written with Boris Podolsky and Nathan Rosen described the ultimate quantum gedanken, in which measuring a particle in one place could instantly affect measurements of the other particle, even if it was millions of miles away.

The mechanical properties of the soil spring were described by ultimate soil resistance and yield displacement.

The nondeceptive nature of the empty phenomenon itself constitutes its reality, and so it is conventionally described as ultimate in the Prāsaṅgika system.

A late pagan's attitude towards his gods was often too casual to be described as ultimate in Tillich's sense and yet was surely religious.

Nevertheless these truths have different designations the sprout's empty mode is always described as "ultimate truth," while the conventional properties, such as color and shape, are described as "conventional truths".