Sentence examples for indeterminate being from inspiring English sources

Yet this is enough to state that in conceiving any determinate being our intellect also conceives indeterminate being, and, together with it, in an even more primary way, negatively indeterminate being.

Indeterminate Being fills in all the gaps, all the temporal intervals, while consciousness arises from it in an act of self-originating concentration.

This univocal concept is therefore a mistake, or an error, because nothing positive is really common to God and creatures, but only something negative, as the 'right' intellect subsequently acknowledges, when, going beyond the apparent initial indistinctness, it conceives in a distinct, separate way negatively indeterminate being and privatively indeterminate being.

Since, however, these two kinds may appear similar, those who are unable to perceive their difference conceive as one and the same thing indeterminate being, whether it is taken in the first or in the second meaning, that is, whether it is proper to God or to the general concept of being.

This indeterminate is called "the celestial unknown".

Indeterminate is the value of propositions that quantum theory implies cannot be assessed to be either true or false.

In particular, for Π2-statements, the statement "φ is indeterminate" is itself determinate according to the generic multiverse conception.

All sources of uncertainty (i.e. withdrawals, new infections, patients with PCR results either not available or indeterminate) were censored.

Samples in which ER status was indeterminate were excluded from the ER analysis.

'Indeterminate' was assigned as the COD in about 18% of all COD.

Indeterminate was the highest for neonates (23.2%) and the lowest for children aged 1 4 years (6.8%).