Sentence examples for objection in terms of from inspiring English sources

Armstrong formulates the objection in terms of object swapping, but, as Ehring has pointed out (2011: 79), the objection is strengthened if formulated in terms of position.

We present an optimization objection in terms of average transmission rate to discuss the performance characteristics of the heterogeneous network.

Whiting's way of formulating the second objection in terms of an unnecessary egoism in part points to a way out: we persons are in part social creatures, and love is one profound mode of that sociality.

Mises added a practical objection, in terms of one individual, Robinson Crusoe's capabilities: 'No single man can ever master all the possibilities of production, innumerable as they are, as to be in a position to make straightway evident judgments of value without the aid of some system of computation.' (in Hayek 1935, 102).

For years, opponents of the Affordable Care Act framed their objections in terms of economic freedom, but now some of the most noticeable challenges are coming from Christian groups who oppose the law's contraception-coverage requirement.

This, however, is a very tricky argument, vulnerable to objections in terms of the naturalistic fallacy: just because something happens naturally, it does not mean it should happen nor that we should not prevent it.

First, Public Health Pluralism does not (as is often supposed) render PNS more vulnerable to objections couched in terms of eugenics.

3 Second, it is argued that PNS programmes are less vulnerable to objections couched in terms of disability rights and eugenics if their purpose is to enable choice, rather than to reduce the prevalence of disability: If informed decisions rather than abortion rates are taken as a measure of success, the disability rights critique is less convincing.

This objection can be put either in terms of object swapping (the two tropes swap object), or in terms of position swapping (the two tropes swap position).

Antisymmetry then implies that x is identical to y. (The extensionality objection is sometimes framed in terms of a different Extensionality principle according to which objects are identical if and only if they share all of the same proper parts.

(Jacobi, 1812 25: vol. 2, 85 91) (2) The same objection can be generalized in terms of the relation that obtains in Kant's Critique between 'reason' and 'understanding'understanding