Sentence examples for means concept from inspiring English sources

Kilwardby is aware of the apparent equivocity of the term intellectus, which means concept (that is, that which an utterance expresses NSLP 2) but also designates a faculty of the rational soul and the knowledge of the principles of demonstration.

'Empty concept' for Kant does not mean either "bogus concept" or "wholly meaningless concept": rather it means "concept that is not objectively valid," and as we have seen in Section 1.3, for Kant there can be very different sorts of concepts that are not objectively valid, including rationally intelligible concepts of noumenal objects or noumenal subjects.

In the writings of Avicenna, ma'nâ may mean "concept", but also "meaning" of a word, or something "intelligible" by the intellect, or "perceptible" by estimation but not by the external senses (on estimation see section 5.1).

"I mean concepts like zero footprint approach or really fast image processing using GPU.

The more widespread doping at the amateur level means the concept of doping is reinforced at the broader amateur level ie. within the wider fan base.

Thinking in these scales means the concept of the short term drastically shifts from months and years towards decades and even centuries.

But they usually have to be kept at temperatures close to absolute zero, which means the concept plane will need a cryogenic coolant system.

That means the concept will naturally pivot if it wants to survive, Ancliffe said.

We particularly focus on particle-size distribution, as a special case of fragment mass-size distribution, and demonstrate that the arithmetic mean concept frequently used in the literature is not supported.

We also reanalyze three databases reported in the literature, recalculate the mass fractal dimension, and show that applying the arithmetic mean concept and/or ignoring the lower and upper cutoffs may result in substantially different fractal dimension values.

This perception is fundamentally different from the popular k-means algorithm, which shares certain similarity with FOREL, but in k-means concept the whole data set is a sum of distinct classes rather then a union.