Sentence examples for inner properties from inspiring English sources

We are susceptible with race, and with almost all identities, to what psychologists would call essentialism, the thinking that just because people share a label they share some deep kind of inner properties which are very important in explaining how they behave and who they are.

One of the challenges faced by this technology is to design reasonable flow patterns, which strongly affect the surface and inner properties of the final slab in the mold.

Following the procedure proposed by the soviet school, deviations, with respect to congruence, due to variations in coverage of the inner properties of the surface layers, are treated for some molecular examples in the frame of the modified model.

Other advanced techniques based on signals modulations and exploiting some of the transmitted signals inner properties were also developed.

For him, the beauty of an object depends also, and even primarily, on certain inner properties, in particular on certain regularities of the object itself which give rise to its possible effects on the beholders.

Fractional derivative models not only preserve the basic features of considered problems, but also give more parameters to predict other inner properties of the model, especially for the problems involving spatial dependence and temporal memory [18].

This paper uncovers the mystery of consolidity, an inner property of systems that was amazingly hidden.

With the recent uncovering of the mystery of consolidity as an inner property of systems, it is demonstrated that this notion is an indispensable pillar of systems modeling, analysis, design and building.

The suggested Consolidity Theory is illustrated to be an effective tool for revealing the inner property of systems and predicting their hidden behavior when operating in fully fuzzy environment.

The constant-Q property, linearity, time shifting property, scaling property, inner product property, and Parseval's relation can be easily derived according to [17].

An attribute can be an "inner attribute", i.e., a property (Eigenschaft) of an object, or an "outer attribute", i.e., a relation (Verhältnis) among objects.