Sentence examples for of highest genera from inspiring English sources

It is unclear whether Aristotle considers this classification to be one of linguistic expressions that can be predicated of something else; or of kinds of predication; or of highest genera.

Doubts about possibilities for discovering the one true category system have led many to eschew talk of category systems altogether, and others to adopt some kind of relativism about category systems that ceases to take systems of categories seriously as candidate lists of the single set of highest genera under which anything falls (or could fall).

In any case, regardless of how the categories were derived, Aristotle's approach to categories is generally taken to be in the spirit of what Brian Carr calls "categorial realism"—an approach conceiving of a system of categories as a list of the highest genera of beings (not merely of language or thought--even if those may be used in deriving the metaphysical categories).

In Metaphysical Disputation 39, he is primarily concerned with the division of accidents into nine highest genera, and the discussion of categories is incidental and indirect, rather than deliberate and explicit.

In an ontological sense, as properties signified by the predicate of a proposition that are asserted of the object signified by the subject of the proposition, transcendentals are properties that are not restricted to, but run through the classes of things expressed by the highest genera, the categories.

A system of categories is a complete list of highest kinds or genera.

Cirrus clouds are one of three different genera of high-étage (high-level) clouds.

Future studies may also investigate the importance of unique core genes of higher taxa, e.g. genera or other monophyletic groups, to examine their role in bacterial taxonomy and evolution.

In this study, we addressed some of the questions raised above by investigating the occurrence and properties of eccDNA molecules derived from satellite repeats in a range of species from three genera of higher plants (Fabaceae, Poaceae, Brassicaceae).

We performed a survey of eccDNA corresponding to nine different families and three subfamilies of satellite repeats in ten species from various genera of higher plants (Arabidopsis, Oryza, Pisum, Secale, Triticum and Vicia).

Owing to the shift from self-incompatibility to self-compatibility in these species, it would be of interest to determine the mating system in Argylia and Tourrettia, two other herbaceous genera of high altitude Andean in the Bignoniaceae.