Sentence examples for mere addition from inspiring English sources

Walking distance was not influenced by the mere addition of VR.

A Caesar takes on a bracing new identity with the mere addition of cured lemon.

Chapter 19: The mere addition paradox of Reasons and Persons, Oxford University Press, 1984.

Creativity is stunted and risk is averted in a system based not on innovation but on mere addition and subtraction.

"Whether I did or not is obviously debatable, but it struck me how odd it was that the mere addition of one accessory could transform my perception of myself".

They are not claiming that the mere addition of ink to the pages causes all other notebooks spontaneously to self-destruct; but that you can use a fountain pen and the ink won't "bleed through" to the next page.

The introduction of new observations (eg Vesalian anatomy), theories (nerve force), or tools (the ophthalmoscope) have never been mere additions to existing knowledge because their assimilation requires that knowledge to be challenged, reconstructed, and re-evaluated.

Arabic is such a language that the simple addition of a mere letter to a word can completely change the entire meaning of it.

The first strategy makes only minimal use of the quantum computer, as a mere hardware addition to a conventional machine-learning system: the quantum device returns similarities when given two data points.

The reason why exact resemblance could be treated as a mere "pseudo" addition, moreover, was that it is an internal relation and so exists necessarily simply given the existence of its relata.

Or to put it differently, they would be quite unconvinced by the claim that a state without subjective or phenomenal qualities can be transformed into one with such qualities, i.e., into an experience with first-personal character or mineness, by the mere relational addition of a non-conscious meta-state having the first-state as its intentional object.