Sentence examples for quantity relation from inspiring English sources

He resolves this matter by combining three of the Aristotelian categories: quantity, relation and, finally, quality.

Suhrawardi even revisits the classical theory of the ten Categories which (as with the Stoics) he lumps together and reduces to five: substance, quality, quantity, relation, and motion, of which the latter four are accidental categories.

The Japanese-speaking children in Japan and England scored significantly higher on Quantity, Relation, and Politeness than Quality, t's (91)≥22.69, p's <.0001, and significantly higher on Relation than either Quantity or Politeness, t's (91)≥16.15, p<.0001.

Euler was the first to introduce the sine and cosine functions as quantities whose relation to other quantities could be studied independently of any geometric diagram.

An accent is an element that differs from everything around it, as silver-gray foliage against dark green conifers, but is limited in quantity in relation to surrounding elements.

This is because the faculty of intuition which receives the appearances ("phenomena") of experience is structured by the concepts of space and time, and because the faculty of understanding which orders the phenomena received through intuition is structured by concepts grouped under the general headings of quantity, quality, relation, and modality.

They include substance, quality, quantity, and relation, among others.

The nine categories of accidents are quantity, quality, relation, action, passion, place, time, position, and state (habitus).

We found a paradoxical relationship between social network quality and quantity in relation to engagement in risky behaviors.

There Kant articulates what he calls "pure natural science" in four chapters corresponding, respectively, to the four headings of the table of categories (quantity, quality, relation, and modality).

Factor change gestures represent changes in quantity (a relation between an entity at one point in time and the same entity at another point in time) as movements.