Sentence examples for introduced in virtue of from inspiring English sources
This is because FU is metaphysically dependent on F1, …, Fn, in the sense that FU is introduced in virtue of its being one of F1, …, Fn, and not vice-versa.
This drives these truthmaker theorists to introduce a primitive grounding or in-virtue-of relation to characterize the truthmaking relation: x is a truthmaker for T iff T is true and, necessarily, Ts truth is grounded in x (or T is true in virtue of the existence of x) (see Schaffer 2010 and Cameron forthcoming).
Within the framework of metaphysics, Avicenna introduces some original doctrines which, in virtue of their fundamental and all-encompassing character, are able to connect and unify the multiplicity of themes and sources of the Ilāhiyyāt.
The general theory of nonlinear nonlocal equations on a half-line was developed in book [13], where the pseudodifferential operator on a half-line was introduced by virtue of the inverse Laplace transformation.
Moreover, a key assumption is introduced by virtue of a parametric gap function.
The "mutations" introduced by virtue of modifying experimental protocol were very innovative and interesting.
One quote from a student follows: The "mutations" introduced by virtue of modifying experimental protocol were very innovative and interesting.
However, since the survey was conducted using computer-assisted telephone interviewing, a further selection bias was introduced by virtue of the fact that only people who could afford a landline telephone connection were included in the sample.
LOTH makes this relatively non-mysterious by introducing a physical intermediary that is capable of having the relevant causal powers in virtue of its syntactic structure that encodes its semantic content.
In virtue of what, precisely, would you distinguish them aesthetically?
