Sentence examples for indicator of reality from inspiring English sources

Parmenides, an Italiote Greek (Eleatic) philosopher (6th 5th century bc) and Zeno, his fellow townsman and disciple, held that change is logically inconceivable and that logic is a surer indicator of reality than experience; thus, despite appearances, reality is unitary and motionless.

Have people's reading habits really changed so much in just a year, or are Pew surveys a lagging indicator of reality?

For Mr Atwal, from Gartner, the shift to smaller PCs was also an indicator of the reality of the broader PC market.

Scientific fraud and misconduct are well-known indicators of those realities (Broad and Wade 1985).

Thus, in this view, Resurrection (as with all true miracles) is not contrary to science, but an indicator that science does not (yet?) describe the full expanse of reality.

For years, I didn't understand that the signs of disengagement or mercurial emotions could be indicators of addiction, until reality smacked me in the face as I discovered blood-stained needles and noticed my daughter's cutting, regurgitating and basically checking out from the 6th grade on.

Moreover, when we use a number of indicators individually, we cannot get any integrated and easily comprehensive picture of reality.

Moreover, a number of indicators when analyzed individually do not provide an integrated and easily comprehensive picture of reality" Narain et al. (2011).

Staff response time to call lights has been recognized as an indicator reflecting the reality of patients' hospitalization experiences and provides an overall understanding of the patterns of an inpatient care unit's care delivery [ 7, 8].

This is no Hollywood movie — this is reality, and a clear indicator of how quickly smart materials are coming along.

Of reality television shows.