Sentence examples for elements of the external from inspiring English sources

Like Peter Mark Roget's famous thesaurus, first issued in 1852, the H.T.O.E.D. not only lists synonyms but also provides what its editors call a "modified folk taxonomy" of English's meanings — carefully placing deity, for example, among the supernatural elements of the external world, while slotting worship among the manifestations of faith in the social world.

This view is sometimes called 'internalist semantics' by contrast with views which locate the semantic properties of expressions in their relation to elements of the external world.

For Bentham, the most important elements of the external environment in which a person imagines outcomes are the penalties and rewards laid down by law and those deriving from other educative and moral institutional arrangements and practices, including the sanction exercised by public opinion.

An alternative, which we have chosen in our implementation, is filtering the external bases and base pairs by their probabilities to be external (i.e. treating them as elements of the external loops A ψ and B ψ ).

The coupled disturbance observer is designed to estimate both the independent element and the coupled element of the external loads on each electro-hydraulic actuator.

The rest of the paper focuses on the core elements of the LADM; external classes are out of the scope but mentioned for the completeness of the model.

A finite element model of the external corrosion of buried steel pipelines at coating failures is developed here to better predict degradation in different soil and cathodic protection (CP) environments.

So, using the chemical conditions optimized, this method allows the determination of these elements employing the external calibration technique using aqueous standards with limits of detection and quantification of 0.04 and 0.14 µg L−1 for antimony, 0.04 and 0.14 µg L−1 for arsenic and 0.14 and 0.37 µg L−1 for selenium, respectively.

The three basic elements of the model are the external reality (the organization's environment; the market), the organizational code (the organization culture, the conventional wisdom within the organization), and the organization's members.

In current formulations of this framework, six sets of variables are posited to interact and influence one's use of health services: elements of the healthcare system, the external environment, predisposing factors, enabling factors, health need measures, and personal health practices.

It is often difficult to quantify all of the elements of marginal external costs for vehicles because such costs vary by, e.g., vehicle type, where the transportation occurs, and the geographic position of vehicles.