Sentence examples for is first imparted from inspiring English sources

Rather than consisting of lifeless matter to which motion is first imparted by the purposeful action of an external agent, Feuerbach argues that nature contains within itself the principle of its own development.

But he first imparted this cautionary note: "By nature, the future is foreseeably unforeseeable".

Kevlar was first treated with an iodine potassium iodide aqueous solution to impart iodide component into the near fiber surface.

In order to impart hydrophilicity on these UCNPs, they were first surface modified prior to be used.

The first was imparted publicly: Mr Chávez instructed it to come up with a plan for Venezuela's withdrawal from the Inter-American Human Rights Commission, a branch of the Organisation of American States.

He drew with his brush, light over dark — so that shadings came first, imparting a sumptuous density to forms that are hit with highlights like spatters of sun.

Wisdom is not imparted; it is discovered.

210One might guess that it was because of their prosperity that the people who were the first to be named Italians imparted the name to the neighbouring peoples, and then received further increments in this way until the time of the Roman conquest.

Included in the follow-up phase of the program, were supervision visits to the sites in the State of Hidalgo where the second workshop was imparted to the gerontological promoters.

The first wish of those who enjoy this precious gift ought to be that it may be imparted to the whole race of mankind.

Since there must always be motion without intermission, there must necessarily be something, one thing or it may be a plurality, that first imparts motion, and this first movent must be unmoved.