Sentence examples for historical varieties from inspiring English sources

However, while a number of continuities with historical varieties of atheism are readily apparent, new atheism is nevertheless unique in several important respects.

Whether this doctrine led Nietzsche to a denial of truth is debatable: in his mature writings, at least, his scorn is directed at the idea of metaphysical truth, not at the scientific and historical varieties.

But the biggest contribution of these historical varieties may actually lie in the genetic variety they have to offer in the future.

Such was the view of certain historical varieties of holistic idealism (see for example entry on F.H. Bradley), and some have argued it is true of quantum systems including entangled particles (Silberstein 1999).

In many historical varieties of Chinese, use of classifiers was not mandatory, and classifiers are rare in writings that have survived.

The GBC population consisted of historical varieties and breeding materials that were accompanied by resistance scores obtained in various environments.

At other times, I read fiction, but rarely of the historical variety.

European wines have a built-in historical variety to them that is sustained by tradition, though in many areas of Europe these traditions are threatened.

"I suppose the general message is: with all this historical variety and interest, why not learn something from it rather than pretend design has all the solutions?" Mr. Morrison wrote in an e-mail.

majus, described by Rolf Singer in 1966 (originally published by Singer as Krombholzia scabra f. majus), is another historical variety without independent taxonomic significance.

To increase the historical variety of community formation, we also change two ecological factors, the productivity of the basal resource used by the invading resource species, K, and the competition asymmetry parameter, k. Figure 2 shows evolutionary maps of the consumer trait and the community assemblages with changes in parameters K and k.