Sentence examples for question in virtue of from inspiring English sources

(6) holds too for the typical calculi in question, in virtue of Gödel's completeness theorem, so (5) holds.

But the disposition theory is addressing a deeper question: in virtue of what does this creature have a capacity to grasp egocentric spatial contents to begin with?

According to the Bayesian then, two individuals who share exactly the same total evidence might differ in what it is reasonable for them to believe about some question in virtue of having started with different prior probability distributions.

For example, they invite the question, in virtue of what is the mind constrained to locate a bit of information at one spatial or temporal location rather than another?

Note that this characterisation does not beg the question against the possibility of the construction of a successful ontological argument i.e., it does not lead immediately to the conclusion that all ontological arguments are question-begging (in virtue of the ontologically committing vocabulary which they employ).

(b) The arts in question do so in virtue of a pre-existing linguistic articulation or articulability of the same meanings and thoughts in the artist.

Wasserman (forthcoming) argues that we often conflate the ontological question whether things have temporal parts with the explanatory question whether things persist in virtue of having those parts.

The question, rather, is metaphysical: in virtue of what are these the pairings?

Notice that in each case the value being attributed to the object in question is (allegedly) had in virtue of some extrinsic property of the object.

The pesky PSR question of what is it in virtue of which these conceptual relations obtain is a difficult one.

Once explanations reach a necessarily existing object, are there further in virtue of questions to be asked about that object's existence?