Sentence examples for rational devices from inspiring English sources

As he wrote, "The Theater of the Absurd strives to express its sense of the senselessness of the human condition and the inadequacy of the rational approach by the open abandonment of rational devices and discursive thought," and it does so through "a poetry that is to emerge from the concrete and objectified images of the stage itself".

However, defects such as the patent foramen ovale (PFO) have unique structural features that may influence rational device design.

In parallel, a device physics framework has been developed that enables the rational design of device structures and materials for improved organic photovoltaic devices.

The understanding of the acid base properties of conducting polymers (CPs) is essential for a rational design of devices based on this type of materials.

Short, self-assembling peptides form a variety of stable nanostructures used for the rational design of functional devices.

Systematic elucidation of these regulatory mechanisms is crucial for fundamental understanding of cell biology and for rational design of biomedical devices and regenerative medicine.

Hyperpolarizabilities computed theoretically together with experimental nonlinear absorption from open aperture Z-scan measurements, point towards a possible use of pyrene adsorbed on silver in the rational design of NLO devices.

See accompanying commentary by Víctor de Lorenzo DOI 10.1002/biot.201400493 Synthetic biology aims to introduce engineering principles into the life sciences in order to allow the rational design of biological devices from scratch.

So it seems rational to welcome a device that separates the dangerous part of smoking (the tar, carbon monoxide and smoke released by the process of combustion) from the nicotine.

Although the device demonstrated rational LED characteristics, it has a drawback regarding stability [9].

Descartes claimed that rationality in the sense of having the power "to act in all the contingencies of life in the way in which our reason makes us act" cannot possibly be possessed by a purely physical device: "The rational soul … could not be in any way extracted from the power of matter … but must … be expressly created" (1637/1970: 1637/1970