Sentence examples for determination relations from inspiring English sources

(Whereas Wilson sees such metaphysical relations as determination relations, Koslicki doesn't).

In the context of such "foundational semantics" (the term is Stalnaker's), the relevant determination relations aren't merely mathematical, or functional, relations; rather, relevant are those relations "in virtue of" which something has meaning, i.e., relations "constitutive of", or essential to, having meaning.

One such pro-grounding view is this: grounding is akin to a disjunction of special determination relations, and those who think that grounding is unitary have merely singled out a dependence relation that is of particular relevance to metaphysics, that of metaphysical grounding (Fine 2012).

Not necessarily; in this case, there is an equivalence relation between Mi and Ni, which of course is a determination relation, but for all we know so far, it may be of the merely mathematical kind.

But what the GTR field equations entail is, in general, only a partial-determination relation.

4. Soames (1997), for instance, distinguishes between determination by relations of necessary consequence and by relations of a priori consequence.

The paper presents outcomes of extensive experimental study focused on determination of relations between the size of the specimen and results of mechanical tests of high-strength fibre-reinforced concrete (HSFRC) with coarse aggregate (maximum aggregate size 16 mm).

As a result the radio authority said it is "minded to make a positive determination" in relation to Sunrise's July 9 application to take over Mean Country because the acquisition would comply with new ownership rules proposed by the Communications Act.

Mr Allister also said the Parades Commission determination in relation to the Castledurg parade "clearly stated that no paramilitary-style clothing was to be worn at any time during the parade and that there were to be no depictions of weaponry".

The view that space and time are actual entities is meant to represent the Newtonian position, and the view that they are determinations or relations of things, the Leibnizian position (but cf. Hatfield 2006, 77-8).

From there it would be necessary to make the journey again in the opposite direction until one arrived once more at the concept of population, which is this time not a vague notion of a whole, but a totality comprising many determinations and relations.