Sentence examples for inherently particular from inspiring English sources

Berkeley did think that we could use our inherently particular ideas to represent generals, i.e., classes of things, as a geometrician might draw a diagram containing some particular straight line of some particular length to illustrate a theorem intended to apply to all straight lines of any length (Principles, Introduction XII).

A class of problems which inherently exhibits this particular type of non-material boundary conditions is that of axially moving continua.

Various kinds of depictions (such as line drawings or photographs) inherently present a particular instantiation of a given object category, and they explicitly depict some of the object's visual features, which in turn are represented in the perceiver's brain.

A general (level) limitation is that such intervention studies tend to be inherently national and particular with respect to the participant groups and details of the intervention.

Critical scrutiny does not inherently require accepting any particular claim, but neither can it mean an inherent bias toward rejecting it.

State tests must inherently commit to a particular view of these disciplines and thus significantly narrow instructional options.

But with this understanding of what makes a voice inherently suitable for a particular situation, is it possible to teach anyone to speak in a more calming fashion?

Obama doesn't dismiss such language choices as irrelevant; he has made clear his position that if he uses terms like "Islamic extremism" or "Islamic terrorism" he would be implying not just that groups like ISIS are motivated by their religious beliefs, but that there's something inherently Islamic about this particular brand of violence.

The New York Times said the demonstrations pitted "thugs firing bullets" against "protesters firing tweets".The idea that the internet was fomenting revolution and promoting democracy in Iran was just the latest example of the widely held belief that communications technology, and the internet in particular, is inherently pro-democratic.

Bacteria may be inherently resistant with a particular type of cell wall structure with an outer membrane that establishes a permeability barrier against the antibiotic.

Human female meiosis, in particular, is inherently prone to errors, as evidenced by the high incidence and complexity of aneuploidies in stillbirths and spontaneous abortions (Hassold and Hunt 2001).