Sentence examples for fundamental categories from inspiring English sources

The categorial interior of entities has a layered organization: the most fundamental categories structure the innermost core of entities, while other categories, such as scientific ones, add progressively more superficial layers.

The external distractions we study fall into two fundamental categories, namely personal and professional.

"But however you do it they all fall into two even more fundamental categories - they are all hits or flops".

Violations of the model fell into one of two fundamental categories.

Hypogene karst is one of the fundamental categories of karst, at least of equal importance with more familiar epigenic karst.

The plot delineates two fundamental categories of noise, namely, that which is of natural or biological origin and that which is of anthropogenic origin, specifically, shipping.

This book's subtitle contains of course a fundamental category error.

There is a general assumption that neighborhood is the fundamental category of analysis to study attachment and identity.

In the conclusion, they argued that all early attempts by human cultures to categorise the world were ultimately organised in relation to a fundamental category of sacred things.

Rousseau's defiant collectivism was clearly a revolt against Locke's systematic individualism; for Rousseau the fundamental category was not "natural person" but "citizen".

One of six formal tracks for pediatric residents to experience a fundamental category of scholarship and gain a deeper understanding about the process of inquiry.