Sentence examples for mere operation from inspiring English sources
They are known a priori discoverable independently of experience by "the mere operation of thought", so their truth doesn't depend on anything actually existing (EHU 4.1.1/25).
One of Newton's main examples of the third law of motion is the communication of motion by impact or impulse.[14] Hume considers such communication of motion in the same section of the Enquiry (EHU 4.8; SBN 28 29): "We are apt to imagine, that we could discover these effects by the mere operation of our reason, without experience.
In particular, the analog-era notion that transmission of data to a third party is necessarily "voluntary" conduct that precludes Fourth Amendment protection should not apply in a world where devices and applications constantly transmit data to third parties by dint of their mere operation.
After distinguishing between "relations of ideas" and "matters of fact," and asserting that the former "are discoverable by the mere operation of thought" (EHU 4.1; SBN 25), Hume continues (EHU 4.2; SBN 25): "Matters of fact, which are the second objects of human reason, are not ascertained in the same manner; nor is our evidence of their truth, however great, of a like nature with the foregoing.
Transcendental falsity, by contrast, is always the result of some special idiosyncrasy or accidental glitch in the cognitive generation of a given judgment, and thus represents a mere "performance error" in the operation of our cognitive faculties, and not a gap in our transcendental cognitive "competence".
The searching of nearest camera and excluding the camera's which do not require QoS manipulation requires a mere vector XOR operation, and this requires O(N) operation at most.
Posing as a mere "issue advocacy" operation, the group's ad attacks Mr. Obama's character and accuses him of "lying" about his abortion record.
It's hard to reject the arguments for a full inquiry, rather than a mere expansion of Operation Herne, the current probe of the police conducted by the police themselves.
Just look at Bird, the scooter sharing company that raised $115 million after mere months of operation with a business model intended to terrorize pedestrians and motorists provide a last-mile transit solution.
Critics have characterized the anticorruption operation as mere theater by overzealous law enforcement officials aimed at appeasing a public so fed up with graft that people often refer to Marianske Square, home to Prague's ornate City Hall, as Mafianske Square.
In a mere six months of operation, the site has ridden a wave of enthusiasm for online video, attracting links from other gossip sites with its run-and-gun sequences of stars acting stupid.
