Sentence examples for essential structures of from inspiring English sources
But scientists say the risks are at a very different level for a foetus at the very early stages of pregnancy, when the essential structures of a baby's eye and brain are being formed.
Thus, the objects of phenomenology are "absolute data grasped in pure, immanent intuition," and its goal is to discover the essential structures of the acts (noesis) and the objective entities that correspond to them (noema).
Not the clever advisers and the experienced, well-intentioned politicians in Bonn, for instance, who were telling me a few months before its fall, that "for the foreseeable future" – that comforting old formulation – the Berlin Wall and other essential structures of the cold war settlement would be remaining in place.
Utilities that operate these reactors need to quantify the ageing and potential degradation of certain essential structures of the power plant to ensure their safe and reliable operation.
The eidetic reduction focuses on the essential structures of what appears (phenomenon), so that one is dealing neither with empirical observation nor with a description of Platonic forms, but with the phenomenon's meaning.
These conceptions determine the general structure of all particular thing-concepts that are such that any creature sharing the essential structures of intentional consciousness will be capable of forming and grasping them, respectively, under different lifeworldly conditions.
Churchill's speeches were packed with meat; flunking Latin at school, he got into his bones the essential structure of the ordinary English sentence.
Yet just by being in the working world, she was assembling an essential structure of attributes to open a door to a mortgage.
