Sentence examples for intermediate kinds from inspiring English sources

And chemical kinds appear to obey the categorical distinctness requirement: iron is clearly distinct from its neighbours in the periodic table (manganese and cobalt); no elements are intermediate kinds (criterion 6 above).

In the Middle to Late Pleistocene, Crete was characterized by dense forest as well as jagged rocks with several intermediate kinds of environments, in which such a radiation could have occurred [ 5].

How much of it will be social rented of one kind or another and how much will be the intermediate kind of affordable?

At the same time, the Stoic theory does attempt to explain non-mental vital functions as well, in terms of the activity of 'nature', the intermediate kind of pneuma.

In addition to internal and external evidence, there is "an intermediate kind of evidence about the character of the author or about private or semi-private meanings attached to words or topics by the author or by a coterie of which he is a member" ("The Intentional Fallacy," p. 373).

So it's probably some kind of intermediate form, prior to the arthropods.

Perplexed by the creature, Home kept changing his mind about its classification, first thinking it was a kind of fish, then thinking it might have some kind of affinity with the duck-billed platypus (only recently known to science); finally in 1819 he reasoned it might be a kind of intermediate form between salamanders and lizards, which led him to propose naming it Proteo-Saurus.

Most varieties of bean grow either as an erect bush or as a climbing plant, but a few important kinds are of intermediate form.

When dense water sinks to deep or intermediate layers, various kinds of materials are also transported.

In the paper, two kinds of intermediate orbits for asteroid explorations are proposed.

The linear optimal feedback control law is used, and numerical simulations are made to both kinds of intermediate orbits.