Sentence examples for singular ground from inspiring English sources

This concept of transition state stabilization generally evokes a static model with singular ground and transition state structures.

In this case the teacher has singular grounds for the utterance, and is communicating directly to the audience the identity of the individual that serves as the grounds for the utterance.

In this case the teacher has singular grounds, and wishes to communicate that fact to the audience, but does not wish to communicate the identity of the cheater to the class.

Definite use: In this case the teacher knows that there must have been a unique cheater, but does not know the identity of the cheater and hence does not have singular grounds for the utterance and accordingly is not in a position to communicate the identity of the cheater except under extraordinary circumstances.

Meanwhile, back on Rosewood's singular commercial block, grounded Aria heads to dinner with her parents.

A few lines later, however, Kant refers to "the dynamical law of causality" (in the singular) and "the possibility grounded thereon of inferring a priori from some given existence (a cause) to another existence (the effect)" (A228/B280).

Plantinga would have been much better served, we believe, by denying that propositions like (7) are singular propositions, on the grounds that, if they were, they would not be possibly true.

This means that the relationship between common natures and singulars is ultimately grounded on individuation, since no actual universality and no instantiation is possible without individuation.

He and Dürer's singular painting meet on common ground.

The genesis parable of Dean's political career, grounded in the singular dark moment of his biography, is this: In the fall of 1974 — while Dean is enrolled at Columbia, completing his pre-med studies — his brother Charlie, his closest sibling, sixteen months his junior (Jim and Bill are, respectively, five and seven years younger), disappears while travelling in Southeast Asia.

A singular Roman dwelling, octagonal in ground-plan, was excavated in the year 2000, in Premià de Mar.