Sentence examples for most general kind from inspiring English sources

Husserl's material categories, by contrast, classify entities according to their nature or essence, with the highest material genera to be arrived at by a process of generalization to the most general kind of content involved, rather than by the formalization that involves an emptying of all content (1913/1962, 65).

The most general kind of motion combines both translation and rotation.

The most general kind of SPNs with product-form solution introduced by Coleman et al. (and denoted here by SΠ-nets) suffers a serious drawback: the existence of such a solution depends on the values of the transition rates.

However, this is only the most general kind of presupposition that is required.

The case of the most general kind, masses of matter, is a particularly important instance of this question.

Hume also points out that religion of this most general kind is not to be confused with "genuine theism".

Predicable, in logic, something that may be predicated, especially, as listed in Boethius' Latin version of Porphyry's Isagoge, one of the five most general kinds of attribution: genus, species, differentia, property, and accident.

When the existence questions involved the most general kinds introduced by the framework, the answers were trivial.

The Greek term that Aristotle uses for category means predicate (categoria) so that categories would appear to be kinds of predicates, the most general kinds of predicates.

The Aristotelian categories may be taken as the most general predicates which can be predicated or, alternatively, they are the most general kinds of predication into which the predicates we use in ordinary discourse may be classified.

Philosophical interest in categories may be traced back to Aristotle who, in his treatise Categories, attempts to enumerate the most general kinds into which entities in the world divide.