Sentence examples for natural property from inspiring English sources

And that any 'slight variation' in results is a natural property of the dynamic nature of its Internet-crawling search response business.

This fire hardening was probably the first man-made modification of a natural property.

Naturalistic fallacy, Fallacy of treating the term "good" (or any equivalent term) as if it were the name of a natural property.

It takes advantage of the different physicochemical surface properties of minerals in particular, their wettability, which can be a natural property or one artificially changed by chemical reagents.

In other words, the versatility of the stem cells she discovered might be something created in the laboratory, not a natural property.

According to Moore, Spencer's practical reasoning was deeply flawed insofar as he purportedly conflated mere survivability (a natural property) with goodness itself (a non-natural property).

Not all intuitionists agreed with Moore that nothing could be said about the nature of this characteristic (though they all agreed that this is a non-natural property).

One can allow that goodness is itself a non-natural property but grant that all pleasant things necessarily have that non-natural property.

Intrinsic goodness, Moore said, is a simple non-natural property (i.e., neither natural nor supernatural) and indefinable.

This queerness is probably at the heart of many philosophers' uneasiness about the idea of a non-natural property.

Russell's reasons for rejecting a non-natural property of goodness have to be reconstructed from literary asides, delivered in passing in the course of his anti-War polemics.