Sentence examples for from its causes from inspiring English sources

Its expression can be greatly removed in time and space from its causes, so a focus on prevention is preferred.

The last few weeks, however, have confirmed that a revolution's consequences need not follow from its causes.

The effect of intervening to fix the values of these variables is thus that each variable intervened on is disconnected from its causes, including X.

The charge of tautology against the theory thus rests on the mistaken demand that an explanatory variable must always be defined in terms distinct from its causes and effects.

But in so far as the effect is really distinguished from its cause, it acquires its own characteristic form of being, which was not yet developed on the level of its cause.

For it always receives from its cause its infinite power and never possesses it at once as a whole, because it is limited.

He prefaces the remark by saying that "what is caused differs from its cause precisely in what it has from the cause".

Behaviourism claims that mental states are simply what we do, or are inclined to do, in certain circumstances (being in pain, for instance, is the way we typically react to physical injury by flinching from its cause, crying out, and seeking respite), and Putnam had great fun at this theory's expense with a thought-experiment of poker-faced super-Spartans.

Al-Qaeda applies the doctrine with some limits to avoid alienating Muslims from its cause; IS invokes takfir wholesale, especially against Shias, perhaps in the belief that cinematic gore is the stronger lure.Mainstream clerics are trying to rebut such views.

However, as copeptin rises after stress independent from its cause, potential confounding factors have to be ruled out, especially extra-neurologic causes such as systemic inflammation.

3. Clarke holds a version of what John Cottingham has called an "heirloom theory of causality" since the theory requires that the effect 'inherit' some property from its cause.