Sentence examples for natural entails from inspiring English sources
Put differently, Butler assumes that his argument that virtue is natural entails an argument for the supremacy of conscience.
The American celebration of the natural entailed a suspicion of European classical styles, seen as French or, worse, Russian.
But quantifier accounts of ontological commitment get this backwards: since commitment to Ks is associated with the existential claim, '∃x Kx', a commitment to natural numbers entails, and is thus stronger than, a commitment to integers.
Before doing so, it is important to emphasize that many of the options considered in Section 1 are compatible: for example, supervenience on the natural properties entails supervenience on all of the properties.
The ability to understand words in natural speech entails rapid conversion of acoustic phonetic information into meaning.
In the former, natural variation entails the gradual accumulation of minor mutations in alleles.
As discussed in more detail elsewhere [ 8], this principle, which is implicitly acknowledged by natural scientists, entails that the organismal chemistry can retain information about ancient environmental conditions (see e.g. [ 45]).
Dawkins particularly sought to address a growing misapprehension of what exactly Darwinian natural selection entailed in Climbing Mount Improbable (1996).
The localization features discussed in the previous sections can be used for the sake of preparing interesting position states of the walker, or to preserve them from the natural dispersion entailed by the walk.
But the mechanisms of natural variation entailing recombination in its various forms differ starkly between prokaryotes and eukaryotes.
For example, a prima facie plausible explanation of the alleged immunity of moral predicates from analysis in non-normative terms (non-naturalism in the first sense) would be that moral predicates denote non-natural properties (which entails non-naturalism in the third sense).
