Sentence examples for formally distinct from inspiring English sources

In the mks system, permittivity ε and the dimensionless dielectric constant κ are formally distinct and related by the permittivity of free space ε0; ε = κε0.

Moreover, in Paul's view, divine ideas are formally distinct from the divine essence.

According to the Oxford Realists, universals and individuals are really identical but formally distinct.

Given this, what sort of relation "ties" these two formally distinct components together?

In fact, infinite individual causal principles derive from one and the same divine idea, formally distinct from each other.

Ideas are not formally distinct in God, as some Scotists would argue, but only extrinsically and objectively distinct.

As a consequence, the chief feature of Paul's theory of the complexe significabile is his claim that the adequate significate of a proposition is really identical-to and somehow (and more precisely, formally) distinct-from what is signifiable by the subject-term and/or the predicate-term alone (ibidem, p. 156).

Real universals are the main metaphysical components of the individuals, but they have no being outside the being of their individuals, as universals and their individuals are really (realiter) the same and only formally (formaliter) distinct (De universalibus, p. 189).

Steven Cassedy argues that Crime and Punishment "is formally two distinct but closely related, things, namely a particular type of tragedy in the classical Greek mold and a Christian resurrection tale".

Hence, we currently cannot formally exclude distinct roles of the histidine-containing P. falciparum proteins, although their in vitro proteolytic activity is weak (Hodder et al., 2003).

By looking at phenomena as diverse as H.I.V. infection and English irregular verbs, he has formally defined five distinct mechanisms that have helped give rise to cooperative behavior, from the first molecules that joined to self-replicate, to the first cells that formed multicellular organisms, all the way to human societies, which exhibit a degree of cooperation unmatched in all creation.