Sentence examples for intelligible from from inspiring English sources

For the publication later that month of his "Sermon on Indulgences and Grace", he switched to German, avoiding regional vocabulary to ensure that his words were intelligible from the Rhineland to Saxony.

Greek pedimental sculpture illustrates this approach superbly: the composition is spread out in a plane perpendicular to the viewer's line of sight and is made completely intelligible from the front.

Archytas' refusal to split the intelligible from the sensible may have made him a more attractive figure to Aristotle, who devoted four books to him (Huffman 2005: 583 594) and praised his definitions for treating the composite of matter and form, not of form separate from matter (Metaph. 1043a14 26).

This showed that the bilateral anterior and posterior STS (in addition to the right mid-STS) contained sufficient information to separate intelligible from unintelligible sounds.

Summarizing this divide between al-Farabi and Avicena in another way, we might note that while al-Farabi upholds a doctrine of abstraction by which the human mind receives content from the outside world, Avicenna instead treats the mind as receiving representations of the intelligibles from the Active Intellect.

And if some mixture, how are truth from confabulation, true pleasure from sham reward, hedonically intelligible desire from blind compulsive craving to be discerned?

This may, however, reflect the fact that there are multiple ways that information, capable of discriminating responses to intelligible speech from unintelligible sounds, can be extracted from the fMRI signal.

For a while, she sent happy, mostly intelligible letters from her residential house.

His theory is that they were simply unable to get any intelligible orders from on high.

Davis uses high-speed silent video to capture and reproduce sound, including music and intelligible speech, from the vibrations it makes on inanimate objects.

Jay Garner, an amiable general called in from retirement to manage the transition under an understaffed ad hoc body known as the Office of Reconstruction and Humanitarian Assistance, received no intelligible instructions from Washington, and baffled the liberated Iraqis in his turn.