Sentence examples for externally existing from inspiring English sources

Conceptual realism does not necessarily have implications for the ontological status of this reality as externally existing.

And when we talk about delusion, we are not talking about some mystical, inherently existing evil, some externally existing creature or problem… We are basically talking about a mistaken idea, or a mistaken habit.

Even if the job had to be advertised externally, perhaps existing employees could be offered interviews or a separate application, on the understanding that we already perform the role.

A set of nested models in a downscaling philosophy was implemented, externally forced by existing regional operational products.

Kant argued that the objective law of reason is a priori, existing externally from rational being.

The devices, called Active Book because they slip around spinal nerves like the pages of a book, deliver electrical impulses directly to the spine from onboard electronics, unlike existing externally-operated devices that apply the impulses to the skin.

The calls to integrate practice-led assessments with existing externally-led assessments imply that we need to understand more about how these methods affect the role of those who visit the practices either as assessors, educators or facilitators.

Fiber reinforced Polymer (FRP) composites are currently employed in the civil engineering industry as externally bonded reinforcement (EBR) of existing reinforced concrete (RC) and masonry structures and as internal reinforcement of concrete elements as an alternative to steel reinforcing bars.

A marketing executive has a strategy that is externally focused on potential and existing customers.

The imaginary nature is only an "unreal conceptual construction" because of two reasons: (i) it is the dependent nature representations merely dually reified by the mind as an ultimately real subject, or self, or eg, and (ii) the imaginary nature is dualistic reification of beings and objects as existing really and externally, there is no such reality.

A fourth case is that of externally-imposed partition of an existing state into two or more new states.