Sentence examples for inherently directed from inspiring English sources

Social acts are inherently directed at other persons and are only fully executed in relation to others.

The above-outlined model for IS contains some inherently directed relationship types, namely between input sources and business processes, furthermore output sources and Web services, documents and service activities dedicated for data manipulation.

The same problem applies in plant pathology when using results obtained from epidemic simulations in symmetric networks, given that networks of plant movements are inherently directed.

Unlike the interactions from the DIP, those interactions are inherently directed since one protein is always labeled as bait and other as prey (in many cases this labeling is unrelated to the actual experimental roles of the proteins).

The Vaibhāṣika rebuttal to the notion that some subtle form consciousness persists even after the attainment of cessation points to the tripartite nature of the dependently arising cognitive phenomena: cognitive awareness, being inherently intentional, is always directed toward an object, and whenever there is contact with such an object there is feeling and apperception.

Electronic shits like email and texts not @s or comments, maybe, since they're more specifically directed and inherently invite a response feel, when taken together, like a psychic Pacific Trash Vortex.

Thus their relation to the character of the experience that they are supposed to explain is inherently less direct, more convoluted than is the case for the representative realist's explanation.

My tentative suggestion is that the inherently less direct way that these competing explanatory hypotheses account for the features of our immediate experience may yield a reason for preferring the more direct, and thus in a sense simpler, representative realist explanatory hypothesis, for regarding it as more likely to be true.

Neither, however, is inherently dramatic, and Alfred Uhry, who wrote "LoveMusik," and the legendary Harold Prince, who directed it, rely on a great deal of explication to get their points across.

Life at its core is inherently surging forth, at times wild and erratic, at times focused and directed, but always moving.

This is because it is inherently difficult to measure child poverty, and therefore poverty measures are often directed at households rather than at children themselves.