Sentence examples for existing kinds from inspiring English sources

But many traditional ontological disputes are over the existence of necessarily existing kinds of entity, such as mathematical entities or intensional entities.

The problem can be ignored when comparing the ontological costs of theories that disagree only over contingently existing kinds: the irrelevant commitments are the same for both theories, and cancel one another out.

How to Fix the U.S. Financial System" (Wiley, 2010), wants to require banks to issue an existing kind of bond known as long-term subordinated debt.

On this criterion, every theory is ontologically committed to every necessarily existing kind of entity, what was called above (§1.5) the problem of irrelevant necessary existents.

As Villani observes: "the fortress city and the logic of segregation need to be countered by an urban life that contrasts with the existing kind, split into free pathways of encounters in which time, the 'spending' of time is not commensurate with consumption.

After presenting the taxonomy of existing kind of pass type data assignment, we describe a real time data assignment architecture which incorporates the radiation emissions together with class issues in order to minimize interference with ambient and how its integration can be exploited to achieve chamber efficiency is discussed.

That's not to say that there isn't new code involved in Viv, but it is to say that the sense it or any similar app offers something radically new is partly engendered by the application of a new vocabulary to pre-existing kinds of technology.

Existing novel kind of probabilistic logic was selected for propagation and compounding of information within the hierarchical distributed system, taking pervasive uncertainty of available data into account.

If white supremacists are going to insist on existing, it kind of makes sense to throw them all into some hateful little commune and leave them there to fester.

In rural areas where physician-to-patient contact time is more limited and renal specialists are scarce or not existing, this kind of health care service is impractical.

According to Kuhn, scientific revolutions change the structural relations between pre-existing kind terms, breaking the no-overlap principle (2000 [192 96]92 96].