Sentence examples for particular determinations from inspiring English sources

But what exactly does it mean for particular laws of nature to "stand under" the a priori principles of the understanding that is, to be what Kant calls "particular determinations" of these principles?

Moreover, one can derive universal truths about all triangles from such a singular display of an individual triangle since the particular determinations of the displayed object, e.g., the magnitude of its sides and angles, are "entirely indifferent" to the ability of the rendered triangle to exhibit the general concept <triangle> (A714/B742).

In the famous "Refutation of Idealism," Kant says the following: "Whether this or that putative experience is not mere imagination [or dream or delusion, etc.] must be ascertained according to its particular determinations and through its coherence with the criteria of all actual experience" (B279).

Here, I would like to thank Prime Minister Pawlak for his particular determination.

The second effort, enlisting the rest of the world, is being done with particular determination and dispatch.

In particular, determination of LUE [15, 16] and autotrophic respiration [17] remain somewhat uncertain.

It cannot be called "absolute" unless it negates any particular determination of it and simultaneously enfolds them all.

This latter parameter is very important in this particular determination because it allows reducing the time needed to perform the conductometric titration.

In particular, determination of the parameter ranges for the stability or instability of the shaft response is the focus of the present work.

7 e) does not require the government to show a particular determination of harm or risk of circumvention of law, giving agencies much more discretion over what they can withhold.

In particular, determination of LUE [ 15, 16] and autotrophic respiration [ 17] remain somewhat uncertain.