Sentence examples for event kinds from inspiring English sources

Consilience of event kinds therefore results in causal unification.

What Newton did, in effect, was to subsume these individual "event kinds" into a more general natural kind comprised of sub-kinds sharing a kind essence, namely being caused by an inverse-square attractive force.

Phenomena that constitute different event kinds, such as "planetary motion," "tidal activity," and "falling bodies," were found by Newton to be members of a unified, more general kind, "phenomena caused to occur by an inverse-square attractive force of gravity" (or, "gravitational phenomena").

And along that dimension and a bunch of others this event kind of helped bring the city out of the Wild West.

Never solved the crime, but it's about how that event kind of helped usher Austin into an era of modernity.

It's sort of the rich events kind of get richer".

Inspired by true events, kind of," and under "The People's Guide to Mexico," "Possibly the best guidebook ever.

Many musical groups play live to support their albums we recorded an album to support the live events, kind of an opposite approach.

"And I worry that the focus on individual events kind of distracts us from that".

We consider four distinct genetic events: two kinds of genomic events (viz. gene copy-number amplifications and deletions), and two kinds of expression level events (viz. gene up- and downregulation).

As a results of further reassortment events several kinds of H1N2 subtype SIVs arose: the first case was reported in France in 1987 [ 7].