Sentence examples for relation space from inspiring English sources

He substantiates this claim by examining a range of central concepts from metaphysics and epistemology, among them the concepts of primary and secondary qualities, of substance and attribute, of quality and relation, space and time, of causality as well as the concept of a thing and that of the self.

"Highly complex, heterogenous, enfolded cartographies emerge through this process that bring into relation spaces suggestive of technology, networks, the airborne, the sub-oceanic, morse, telecommunication, virus, cellular mitochondria, geology, aerial views of cities, the movements of code, data, plankton, astronomy, notation, etc".

The casual and unquestioned way these companies are allowed public relations space at educational events reflects a serious problem at the heart of modern British science.

While this might seem a valid concern on the surface, the truth is that there's been little change in public relations space over the past 10 years.

Table 1 Key mathematical concepts Quantity Change and relations Space and shape Uncertainty 18 items 14 items 6 items 1 item.

Leidner previously co-founded and built several digital media businesses, most recently iPlay/Oberon Media (a casual games company, where he had executive roles), as well as Gate42 Technologies, a software startup in the customer relations space which he also co-founded.

The second pillar of Leibniz's positive account of space and time is rooted in his view that — even understood as systems of relations — space and time as "beings of reason" are in a sense at least two steps removed from the monads of his mature metaphysics.

The contention that transcendental idealism and transcendental realism differ in their conceptions of the relation between space and intuition, rather than space and the mind, is significant.

RS: I think the rhythm of your body deals with time in relation to space, and how you know what's happening, where you are in the moment, what's in front of you and what's behind you.

We need to reclaim the public, not merely as an idea but as a practical force and material relation to space – before everything that used to belong, at least in part, to us belongs entirely to them.

But she is frustrated that the seas have always been the poor relation to space.