Sentence examples for explanatory of a from inspiring English sources

A specific difference is something indivisible into further species, and, indeed, explanatory of a species's indivisibility into further species (Scotus, Ordinatio II, d. 3, p. 1, qq. 5 6, n. 177 (Scotus [OO], 7 478; Spade (1994), 103 104)).

This means the universal explanatory of an explanation strongly depend on the scientific theory adopted.

But this condition cannot be met, because nothing could be explanatory of an agent's action independently of the contents of his motivational set: his desires and dispositions.

But the specific difference is — as all agree — likewise explanatory of the impossibility of a species being divided into sub-species.

The rhythms of the videos are like documentaries, but they are unhurried by the hectic tempos of standard television run times or the explanatory voiceovers of a narrator.

Measurement errors in explanatory variables of a CF model can lead to unreliable estimates of certain parameters.

Onstage afterward, Mr. Gibney wrestled with a core problem for documentaries: how to present anonymous sources without compromising the entertainment and, sometimes, explanatory value of a film.

We investigated the explanatory power of a group of opportunity cost variables in the decision to participate in a landscape-level conservation initiative on the Agulhas Plain, Cape Floristic Region.

There are no metrics for how quickly a group should recover from legally enforced subordination, and no statistical rendering of ongoing racial inequalities could match the explanatory power of a "Colored Only" sign.

Indeed, one can recognize the explanatory power of a theory without taking it to be true.

He therefore argued that the explanatory force of a historical narrative lies in the initial conditions.