Sentence examples for philosophical pattern from inspiring English sources

The general philosophical pattern of a single world-essence that initially manifests itself as a multiplicity of abstract essences, which, in turn, manifest themselves as a multiplicity of physical individuals is found throughout the world.

Alan Grant commented on the philosophical pattern the character's transformation took for a 1997 interview: "Although I haven't read them in chronological order I would think it would be quite easy to see the parallel between Anarky's thought processes and my own thought processes".

In Zhu's philosophical sense, "li as pattern, patterning refers to formations of natural and organic structures, and formative cycles, complements, oppositions (Wade 2003).

To what extent, if at all, is there a dominating philosophical and political pattern in the integration politics of these three countries?

Their practice patterns and philosophical approaches to health and healing are well suited for providing BIs.

The high degree of social and political consciousness that characterized most of the pre-Qin philosophical schools set the pattern for the close association of the intellectual with government and society in later China.

But it makes sense when one considers his semantic theory, according to which reality is the interpretative pattern of (philosophical) language, so that the structure of language is a mirroring of reality.

If this pattern had been reversed, philosophical questions regarding generalizability would not need mentioning, and results simply would have added evidence to the field.

I suggest a unifying pattern based on a generalized philosophical perspective and varying expressions, although never a systematic or articulated philosophical doctrine, but at least a theme of action and active powers, natural and human, intellectual and material, with sources and grounds in theology, moral philosophy and historical argument.

This shows that the development of grey fuzzy Markov pattern recognition framework and the philosophical theory behind it in the context of industrial accidents is a sure gap filled in accident literature.

CAM practitioners and practices differ markedly from conventional medicine practitioners and practices with respect to professional training, practice patterns, business models, treatment and healing paradigms, philosophical orientation to the patient/client – practitioner relationship and perceptions of treatment effectiveness [ 11- 18].