Sentence examples for natural properties from inspiring English sources

4. A bit more carefully, its intrinsic nature is exhausted by the perfectly natural properties it instantiates, together with the perfectly natural properties and relations instantiated by its parts.

Examination of his list (which are called the "jāti-bādhakas"—impediments distinguishing natural properties) will reveal something further about the nature of the natural properties according to Nyāya.

Lewis's "New Work for a Theory of Universals" (1983b) contains by far his most extensive treatment of both the nature of and need for a distinction between perfectly natural properties and relations, and less-than-perfectly natural properties and relations.

The natural properties are those that, to use an ancient phrase, carve nature at the joints.

You can't deny somebody, or a song, its natural properties.

"Laboratory studies reveal that saliva has natural properties that limit the power of H.I.V. to infect.

The natural properties in sheep's wool 'work in a similar way to wood, so they look after the wood'.

Natural properties will play a major role for Lewis.

Glowee is developing biological light systems using the natural properties bioluminescent marine organisms.

Let us now introduce some natural properties of weighted means.

Presumably, a deontologist can be a moral realist of either the natural (moral properties are identical to natural properties) or nonnatural (moral properties are not themselves natural properties even if they are nonreductively related to natural properties) variety.