Sentence examples for ontological nature from inspiring English sources

Although a large amount of statements encoded in current biomedical ontologies is taxon-dependent there is no obvious or standard way for introducing taxon information into an integrative ontology architecture, supposedly because of ongoing controversies about the ontological nature of species and taxa.

Nevertheless, some of his unpublished papers on recursion theory, truth, the nature of logic, personal identity, the ontological nature of numbers, colour and colour terms, presupposition, and various paradoxes have been influential through lectures, seminars, and informal circulation among colleagues and students.

The ontological nature of points requires some attention.

These values have the ontological nature of demands.

The ontological nature and properties of time are fundamental philosophical issues.

The ensuing discussion is intended to help arrive at an understanding of the ontological nature of the thinking subject.

In these monotheistic religions (though Zoroastrianism later became dualistic) as also in Judaism, the functional characteristics of angels are more clearly enunciated than their ontological (or nature of Being) characteristics—except in the many instances in which popular piety and legend have glossed over the functional aspects.

Indifferent hypotheses are ontological in nature and are, for example, mechanical models of underlying mechanism.

Doubts about the integrity of groups are sometimes sociological rather than ontological in nature.

The 'transcensus' is primarily ontological in nature, insofar as it is directed to the transcendentia, which are so called, because these terms transcend the categories of being.

Three of these criticisms [1, 2, 3] are ontological in nature and are closely associated with his exclusive or inflexible world-view, whereas the last [4] is epistemological and relates to the legitimisation of his theory (Fig. 1).