Sentence examples for objects and terms from inspiring English sources

Moreover, as is typical in the application of mathematics, there are also mixed statements, which involve both terms referring to concrete objects and terms referring to abstract ones.

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Terminology science uses the terminology triangle as a model to explain and define concept, object, and term, as well as the relationships between concepts and terms on the one hand and concepts and concepts on the other hand.

Although he is best known for his ephemeral objects and short-term installations, often on themes related to African-American life, his early work took the more concrete form of one-of-a-kind prints based on impressions he made of his own body.

Marty himself came to have misgivings about the notion of immanent objects and his term "content of judgment" in his main work must not be taken as an indication of something that actually or "intentionally" exists in consciousness.

The relation of real world phenomena and objects, concepts, terms, and definitions is demonstrated in Fig. 1.

Sense meaning is the criterion in mind in terms of sense experience for classifying objects and applying a term, a schema or rule that speakers have in mind whereby a term applies to an actual or thinkable thing or signifies some property, and which would exist even if there were no linguistic expression for it.

Their behavior was described by political scientist Harold Lasswell, who said a society's leadership class consists of those whose "private motives are displaced onto public objects and rationalized in terms of public interest".

The object imagery system (ventral pathway to the inferior temporal cortex) processes the visual appearance of objects and scenes in terms of their shape, color information, and texture [ 38].

Formalist views in the philosophy of mathematics are ones which aim to account for mathematical concepts and objects in terms of syntactic entities and operations thereupon within a calculus.

To what extent can quantum mechanics apply consistently to the objects and the concepts in terms of which its metatheory is expressed?