Sentence examples for non-technical sense from inspiring English sources

Xbox, Minecraft, and other work fits into that part of the picture, helping to support Windows in a non-technical sense.

The Latin phrase "ceteris paribus" or "caeteris paribus"—literally meaning "other things being equal"— was used in a non-technical sense by Cicero.[1] However, most of the early uses of the ceteris paribus-clause are found in economics.

But in its common, non-technical sense, mysticism is a specific religious system or practice, deliberately undertaken in order to come to some realization or insight, to come to unity with the divine, or to experience the ultimate reality directly.

Note that the above point shows that the McDowell/Hornsby way with the word "thinkable" is unhappy: for someone who (say) locates propositions at the level of reference, and also locates Fregean Thoughts at the level of sense to present these propositions, holds such reference-level propositions to be, in a relatively non-technical sense, thinkable that is, graspable in thought via Fregean senses.

Here Parmenides means one of two things, depending on whether "dialectic" is taken in a technical sense (as meaning the process by which a philosopher is supposed to acquire knowledge of the forms—see Republic 534b3 c5) or in a non-technical sense (as meaning the ability to converse or communicate).

But can the sense-impressions which are supposedly required for perception be identified with sensations or feelings in one of their non-technical senses?

Some commentators have argued that there coexist in Aristotle both technical and non-technical senses of his terms genos, eidos, and diafora (genus, species, differentia) [[ 180]; [ 181], p.53].

Tech tools like the in-VR editors for game engines that Unity and Epic Games have built have done wonders for game developers wanting to peer inside game worlds, but they also have plenty to offer in more of a view-only sense where non-technical folk can explore details and pipe off commands for what they want a scene or model or environment to look like.

As a parent I'm all for voluntary web filtering simply because I don't want the kids to see violence but it is a cop-out As a talking point, then, filtering the Internet makes plenty of sense to the technical and non-technical alike.

For Montaigne, Descartes, Rousseau and Nietzsche, just as for Socrates, Plato, Diogenes, Aristotle and Seneca, how a philosopher lived embodied his ideas, so it makes sense to profile them before providing lucid, non-technical summaries of their theories.

You can choose technical or non-technical".