Sentence examples for division of causes from inspiring English sources
Thus we must inquire what chance and spontaneity are, whether they are the same or different, and how they fit into our division of causes.
Moreover, Ibn Daud makes use of a fourfold division of causes that he found in Halevi (Kuzari V.20): besides necessary causes that God knows as necessary, there are natural and incidental causes that are entrusted to secondary causes.
The division of load caused by voice calls and data calls is based on the traffic data received from a mobile operator.
Technical problems tied to RushCard moving to a new payment processor, a division of MasterCard, caused hundreds of thousands of RushCard customers to lose access to their money for as many as 10 days earlier this month.
The marriage had diplomatic significance; in the division of Europe caused by the Great Schism, Bohemia and the Empire were seen as potential allies against France in the ongoing Hundred Years' War.
This can be thought of as enforcing a division of labor between cause and chance: The domain of cause includes the structures of the urn and the balls, the number and colors of the balls, the way the balls are shuffled between draws and so on.
Three years ago Dr Taranjit Singh Rai and colleagues at the Beatson cancer institute and Glasgow University reported that Hira could suppress the uncontrolled division of cells that causes cancer.
Each division of a cell causes the decay of an intracellular lamina signal substance, so allowing the cells to track their radial position.
Individuals born in these zaats largely remain locked in such occupations, a division of labor that causes and reinforces differential access to and control over resources of all types, including social status [ 46].
But Rezulin, made by Parke-Davis, a division of Warner-Lambert, caused 90 cases of liver failure.
On the other hand, an excessive low number of sectors leads to an inefficient division of sectors, thereby causing higher delays and lower delivery ratio.
