Sentence examples for opaque concept from inspiring English sources
Perhaps the most infamous (and opaque) concept in the climate communication canon, though, is the idea of 2C as a dangerous limit for climate change.
Truth, he argues, is a less opaque concept than that of meaning.
The competent members of that community understand the denotations and connotations of the otherwise opaque concept by way of shared discourse and shared practice.
Davidson accepts that Spinoza himself probably had in mind the opaque concept, in keeping with historical tradition, but that nothing stands in the way of his accepting a needed transparent concept as well.
Thus, finding alternative methods for teaching STEM-related classes that help make abstract and seemingly opaque concepts accessible would be an important teaching innovation.
What passes for history in public school is "social studies," stuffed with opaque discussion of concepts: students will ponder "the City" by hopping from ancient Athens to medieval Bruges to 19th-century New York.
Davidson replies that one needs to distinguish an opaque and a transparent concept of 'cause' (where the former involves sentences which do not allow the substitution salva veritate of co-referring expressions, and latter does allow such substitutions).
Instead, he approaches it obliquely, through a series of exquisitely subtle (and often maddeningly opaque) meditations on Freudian concepts like free association, conflict and inhibition.
Antemasque, their third project together, backed by Flea on bass, is a more straightforward rock album – there are no bafflingly opaque, self-indulgent 32-minute jazz-metal-odyssey concept pieces here.
Most of the available toolkits such as the Chemistry Development Kit[1] or OpenBabel[2] are written in object-oriented languages using typical imperative concepts such as mutable data structures and opaque methods (see below) to implement chemical entities and algorithms.
MRDI has urged corporations to look beyond obscure and opaque charity causes and use CSR as an alternative development fund – a new concept in Bangladesh.
