Sentence examples for terms of genus from inspiring English sources

As a by-product we show how to characterize our edge coloration in terms of genus g maps.

He also has problems with rigid classification and definition in terms of genus and species when it comes to aesthetics.

(It is for this reason that the highest kinds are, strictly speaking, indefinable — because there is no genus above a highest kind, one cannot define it in terms of its genus and a differentia).

On a compact surface with boundary, we obtain uniform bounds for the normalized Steklov eigenvalues in terms of the genus.

Secondly, the properties studied within a science are defined in terms of the genus of the science (per se2).

It was traditionally supposed that a species could be uniquely specified or defined in terms of a genus and a differentia.

The most similar species in genus Brucella in terms of gene content (or proteomes) were found to be B. abortus 9-941 (biovar 1) and the vaccine strain B. abortus S19 (biovar 1) (99.8%, see additional file 1).

For a species is defined in terms of its subsuming genus and differentia (e.g., man is definable as an animal that is rational), and while the genus (animal) may be predicated of the species (man), it may not be predicated of the differentia (rational).

The concept of an object cannot be defined in terms of a qualified genus and differentia.

Following his methodology for defining a species in terms of its proximate genus and specific difference, Aristotle had defined man as a rational animal (ho anthropos zoon noetikon) (Aristotle, Hist. Anim. I, 1: 488a7; Nichomachean Ethics I, 5: 1097b11; VIII, 12: 1162a16; IX, 9: 1169b18; Politics, I, 2: 1253a3).

He called the first type, the case of genus terms, the analogy of inequality, and dismissed it as unimportant, indeed, not properly analogy at all.