Sentence examples for forms of particular from inspiring English sources

But as it is, such knowledge of exemplary forms is impossible, though the light of God illumines the forms of particular things that we encounter in the world so that we can come to know them.

It is a striking observation, however we explain it, that the forms of particular things which coexist in the mind of Origen's God with the genera and species are not attested in any pagan Platonist before Plotinus, his younger contemporary and (as most believe) a fellow-pupil of Ammonius Saccas (cf. Plotinus, Enneads 5.7).

Another possibility would be that male and female forms of particular neurons (as influenced by FruM expression) display sex-specific circuitry connections or differ in sex-specific physiological properties in ways that can alter function (e.g., release different amounts of transmitter, express a different co-transmitter, etc).

The most frequent objection was that in sexual organisms phenotypes, as well as forms of particular traits, have a continuous tendency to return to original state, as the carriers of a new phenotype (a new trait) mate with more numerous carriers of the old phenotype.

In their regular mathematics lessons, intervention group teachers incorporated micro-interventions in the form of particular pedagogical strategies, as they judged appropriate.

Those that have occurred since Earth formed could have left a mark on the planet in the form of particular radioactive isotopes unstable versions of the normal elements around us.

Domestic commitments might take the form of specified greenhouse gas emission targets or the form of particular actions that could be taken to reduce emissions, both envisioned in the Bali Action Plan as "nationally-appropriate mitigation actions" (NAMAs).

Include things like who had the first shot, and which team started the strongest, any missing players or the form of particular players as they went onto the field or arena.

A variety of particular forms of essentialism have been advocated.

Contextual stimuli can take many forms, but of particular importance are those that collectively define a particular place or situation.

Although Spinoza's term 'express' (exprimere) is notoriously unclear, it may mean something like "is a particular form of". In that case, because particular things are expressions of God's essence, his power, they must be particular forms of power.