Sentence examples for natural operations from inspiring English sources

In one measure of the growth in smaller farms (though it does not include "all natural" operations like Ms. Aubrey's), the number of organic farms in the United States more than doubled from 1992 to 2005, to 8,500 from 3,600, and the land under their cultivation more than quadrupled, to 4.1 million acres from 935,000 acres, according to the Agriculture Department's Economic Research Service.

Like De Morgan, Peirce also considered a number of other natural operations on relations.

By contrast, the a priori reasoning of the mechanical philosophers, involving the hypothetical postulation of a hidden configuration of properties of tiny parts of matter and their powers demonstratively necessitating its effects, does not follow such natural operations.

To be sure, the way these natural operations work also provides proofs for Aquinas that the human intellect is immaterial, and so in that sense it is elevated above any corporeal, material nature.

He explains this notion in terms of a natural and inevitable projection from our inductive inferences, while the necessity of hidden powers postulated by the mechanical philosophy has no analogue at all in any natural operations of the mind.

Following De Morgan's paper, Peirce, in his paper "Description of a Notation for the Logic of Relatives, resulting from an Amplification of the Conceptions of Boole's Calculus of Logic" from 1870, lifted Boole's work to the setting of binary relations with binary relations one had, in addition to union, intersection and complement, the natural operations of composition and converse.

Because Obamacare will, you know, distort the natural operation of the markets.

There is a natural operation of "zipping" two streams.

(1) Intentional or self-conscious introspection interferes in the natural operation of psychic processes (LPs [1850]: 8).

In short, divine cognition is an omniscience that does not interfere in any way with the natural operation or condition of a, nor does it force a to exist, or imply it already does.

Now, there is a natural operation of the rotation group (mathit{SO}(3)) on such arrangements: if R is a rotation and ω is a map as above, then the natural "rotated ω", viz.