Sentence examples for imaginary nature from inspiring English sources
This sense of rhythmical balance recurs in the evocations of imaginary nature.
Over the summer, De Beers unveiled a new collection of eight unique pieces, called "The Imaginary Nature," which Mr. Delage describes as the company's most creative high jewelry collection.
By contrast, the imaginary nature is unreal and false even by the empirical and practical standards.
This is true in spite of the fact the imaginary nature is constitutive of the conventional truth.
Third, given the fact that the dependent nature is devoid, or free from this duality, the imaginary nature is a mere superimposition on it.
The imaginary nature is only an "unreal conceptual construction" because of two reasons: (i) it is the dependent nature representations merely dually reified by the mind as an ultimately real subject, or self, or eg, and (ii) the imaginary nature is dualistic reification of beings and objects as existing really and externally, there is no such reality.
Therefore, it is known as the 'ultimate.'" (TriṃB, Sems tsam shi 169ab) So, as we can see the dependent and the imaginary natures together explain the Yogācāra's position on conventional reality and the perfect nature explains its conception of the ultimate reality.
The global 'water crisis' involves a widespread reassessment of all aspects of urban water provision, from the financing and maintenance of public infrastructure, the techniques of supply, to levels of consumer demand and consumption, and dominant imaginaries of nature.
Drawing on Rortyan pragmatism, Redmond insists that natural disasters are poignant only from our human point of view and "not because they are breaking an imaginary law of nature".
Outdoor discoveries, imaginary play, exploration, nature and science, big spaces that afford climbing, crouching, rolling, mixing, painting and building – all within a risk-assessed environment that allows children to be safe to do, rather than safe from doing.
The three different algebraic eigenvalue problems that emerge depend on whether the axial wave number ε or the natural frequency ω is regarded as the eigenvalue parameter and on the real, purely imaginary or complex nature of ε.
