Sentence examples for distinct powers of from inspiring English sources

Using this relation, we can compute all the distinct powers of α in G F(212), see Table 4 (it is clear that α has order 45).

After 1770 Kant never surrendered the views that sensibility and understanding are distinct powers of cognition, that space and time are subjective forms of human sensibility, and that moral judgments are based on pure understanding (or reason) alone.

This has important implications for his theological discussion of the union of human nature and a divine person in Christ according to Christian faith (Wippel, 1981, 227 46; Cross, 2002, 69 70, 114 19, 290 95) According to Godfrey the agent intellect and the possible intellect are distinct powers of the individual human soul.

Suarez's position may be extreme, and he himself allows that Aquinas's distinctions may be heuristically useful, but his criticisms of the proliferation of distinct powers in the soul and his drive to unify the account of the soul on the basis of its "intertwining" powers struck a chord with many.

The wind god of the ocean, the east, west, north and south all have distinct powers.

Will the people of this great community submit to be individually taxed by two different and distinct powers?

She is the author of the Horror Writers of America award-winning Welcome to Hell and is hard at work on a new series that features a paranormal investigator with distinct, untried powers of her own.

Or is the show and our almost compulsory attendance really about something else, about preserving distinct power bases in the face of their rapid erosion?

That's because the power of the printing press gives their words a distinct power.

Each one has its distinct power.

Mental geography consists in delineating "the distinct parts and powers" of the mind (EHU 1.13/3).