Sentence examples for irreducible differences from inspiring English sources

Functional differences that remain between alternative systems with maximum internal and external equivalence constitute irreducible differences.

There is irreducible difference.

The veil has now been turned into, Scott writes, a highly charged "sign of the irreducible difference between Islam and France".

Naysayers insist that it's too late to expect anything new from cinema, but Upstream Colour gives me faith that the art form can always be reinvented – sometimes out of little more than the irreducible difference of a film-maker's imagination.

There is an irreducible difference between the domain of nature and that of freedom.

From the earliest years of his academic life he was convinced that there is a basic, irreducible difference between persons and things.

In effect, the technology industry is rethinking some of its very basic notions, especially the supposedly irreducible difference between hardware and software.

Whereas modernist cultural responses to the ephemeral character of modern life cling to ideas of unity, postmodernism accepts difference and irreducible conflict in human affairs, and plurality in ways of being and knowing.

Originally idealized as a multicultural melting pot of Chinese, Koreans, Mongolians, Manchus, and Japanese, by the late 1930s the model vision had given way to a fascist order in which national and ethnic differences were magnified, sparking irreducible conflict and violence.

Though both men and women must perform private bodily functions in public bathrooms, the mere thought of a woman doing it implied an irreducible sex difference that made plain a gross incongruity with the ultimate public role.

JS: How is irreducible complexity different from plain old complexity?