Sentence examples for mere combination of from inspiring English sources

What EP needs is a way of combining experiences that does not simply conjoin them into an experiential aggregate, for a mere combination of experiences is not the experience of a combination.

However, we point out that this is not necessarily the case: As described in the Multi-label multi-class naïve Bayes section, our MMM is not a mere combination of |L| single-label binary classifiers, each being a one-vs-all binary classifier trained on a single-label dataset that ignores possible overlaps among the target proteins at the outset.

Immanuel Kant (1724 1804) was one of the first to point out that the human mind has a grasp of the meta-concepts of space, time and causality that itself can never be understood as the result of a mere combination of 'ideas'ideas

Regarding the second season, Kevin Carr of 7M Pictures opined that Grey's Anatomy is a mere combination of Scrubs, ER, Sex and the City, and The Love Boat.

In his 30-minute speech, the thin, gray-haired man from New Hampshire--who has been associated with the court's liberal wing--argued that "Constitutional judging is not a mere combination of fair reading and simple facts".

Despite positive reviews, some critics initially described Velvet Revolver as a mere combination of Stone Temple Pilots and Guns N' Roses, criticizing them for a "disconnection" between Scott Weiland and the rest of the band.

Proposed schemes are not mere combinations of known algorithms (LD, TCP-DCR and/or FRTO).

It was not a mere syncretism (or combination of diverse beliefs) but a genuine, if one-sided, development of ideas to be found in Plato and earlier Platonism though it incorporated important Aristotelian and Stoic elements as well.

Another part of the sequence diversification appears specific to certain taxonomical groups, either as a result of mere drift, or a combination of drift and ecological adaptation.

It is not merely her outsize dimensions that distinguish her from mere mortals, but her uncanny combination of mechanical and lifelike qualities.

When we speak of a moral virtue or an excellence of character, the emphasis is not on mere distinctiveness or individuality, but on the combination of qualities that make an individual the sort of ethically admirable person he is.