Sentence examples for domain of things from inspiring English sources

To think like this, Smolin claims, is to forget, or to deny, that the objects of mathematics – numbers, curves etc – do not exist, whereas physics concerns itself with what does exist, and, in reality, in the domain of things that do exist, time is inescapable.

Therefore, the domain of things that had being in the past is co-extensional with the domain of things that have being now.

"It used to be that tech meant building computers and spreadsheet software, and there was a limited domain of things you could do.

Further, if pleasure is picked out by description as good feeling or as feeling good, one would presumably need also a concept of feeling, phenomenal consciousness, or the like to distinguish what special domain of good things is being picked out or in what special way good things are being indicated.

Einstein had come face to face with the fundamental paradox of quantum mechanics: why the laws that apply so precisely to the subatomic realm do not appear to carry over into the domain of everyday things.

For instance, once it becomes natural to speak of soul as what distinguishes the animate from the inanimate, rather than as something that is restricted to humans, it becomes clear that the domain of ensouled things is not limited to animals, but includes plants as well.

Descartes proposed that consciousness resides within an immaterial domain he called res cogitans (the realm of thought), in contrast to the domain of material things, which he called res extensa (the realm of extension).

With respect to this approach that also refers to the domain of Internet of things adaptive composition, we model a metamodel of the adaptive composition of services and/or application based on behavioral changes in the user's requirements and in external context.

The central pathways of metabolism described above, such as glycolysis and the citric acid cycle, are present in all three domains of living things and were present in the last universal ancestor.

Each kind of truth has its own domain of objects, the things that are only conventionally real and the things that are ultimately real respectively.

Finally, we identify future research directions, particularly within the domain of the Internet-of-Things.