Sentence examples for existing independently from from inspiring English sources

In both the rationalist and empiricist schools of thought it was assumed that signs constituted a special class of objects outside the mind existing independently from it to which convenient labels agreed upon by society had been attached.

Human artificial chromosome (HAC) vectors have some unique characteristics as compared with conventional vectors, carrying large transgenes without size limitation, showing persistent expression of transgenes, and existing independently from host genome in cells.

His book The Floating Islands (1979) examines a theatre existing independently that creates from whatever material resources are at hand.

When pooling data from existing, independently conceived, cohort studies it is important to note that these studies were designed and implemented with a specific focus, which is not necessarily that of the combined analysis.

Being separate has to do with being able to exist independently (x is separate from y if x is capable of existing independently of y), and being some this means being a determinate individual.

So humans are not simply an immaterial idea, soul, spirit or 'thought' capable of existing independently of the body, yet are neither something which can be separated in essence from the rest of the natural world (Wójcik 2007).

The church was "an institution, based on values and existing independently of the popularity of those values", not an organisation that could be remodelled and relaunched.

Absolutists think of the framework as existing independently of what it frames.

Aristotle did not believe in Platonic Forms, existing independently of their instances.

In that case we will have to grant emptiness as existing independently of conventionally real entities, as their underlying substratum.

Two markers have no activity when existing independently.