Sentence examples for historical extension from inspiring English sources

Transcendental philosophy reduces historical life to the merely "subjective," which misses the genuine characteristic of Geist, spirit or mind, namely its real, historical extension and connection.

These issues in their historical extension continue to generate contemporary disputes that oppose "species as sets" to "species as spatio-temporal individuals" (Dupré 1993; Ereshefsky "Species" this encyclopedia, 1992; Ghiselin 1997; Hull 1989, 1999; R. A. Richards 2010; Sloan 2012; Stamos 2003; Wheeler and Meier, 1999; Wilkins 2009; Wilson 1999).

Pre-1945 data is incomplete, but it provides a basis for future historical extensions of the database.

The Parkland students seem to instinctively understand that their fight not only crosses racial and class lines but also exists on a historical continuum, as an extension of the civil-rights movement.

As extension of historical work, this novel model could be applicable to more actual conditions such as fractures at arbitrary angles and unequal, asymmetric fractures.

"It's really just an extension of its historical uses and current activity".

Taking this proposition seriously would entail a substantial reorganisation of agricultural research and extension, bridging the historical divide between these two wings of professional agronomy.

The original part of the building was listed at Grade II by English Heritage for its architectural and historical importance, and its western extension is listed separately at the lower Grade II.

Whitman was an adherent of the Shakespeare authorship question, refusing to believe in the historic attribution of the works to William Shakespeare of Stratford-upon-Avon. Whitman comments in his November Boughs (1888) regarding Shakespeare's historical plays: Whitman opposed the extension of slavery in the United States and supported the Wilmot Proviso.

The progressive historical force of tolerance lies in its extension to those modes and forms of dissent which are not committed to the status quo of society, and not confined to the institutional framework of the established society.

UBEM combines historical trajectories of UGB development and its extension potential in each azimuth to predict the future UGB for one city.