Sentence examples for terms of inner from inspiring English sources

The content of all system is also illustrated in terms of inner devices and simulated in terms of thermal behavior.

Accordingly, firms' behavior is interpreted "in terms of structural constraints on activity, rather than in terms of inner forces within units" (Wellman 1988, p. 20).

In contrast to Carruthers' higher-order thought account of sentience, other theorists such as Armstrong (1980), and Lycan (1996) have preferred a higher-order experience account, where consciousness is explained in terms of inner perception of mental states, a view that can be traced back to Aristotle, and also to John Locke.

Figure 58 shows the hydrocarbon accumulation limits in terms of inner and outer potential difference of major target reservoirs in the Jiyang Depression in the Bohai Bay Basin in eastern China and the Kuqa Depression in the Tarim Basin in western China are at burial depths of 6,000 and 8,500 m, respectively (Fig. 58).

When it became the opening of the novel, you could see where he prosed up the rhythm a bit, forced himself to make it a bit more irregular somehow, in terms of inner rhymes and cadences and so forth...This made quiet an impression on me.

3 different sizes in terms of inner diameter were made to fit the commonly used stem sizes 7, 9, and 11.

It was here that the terms of his inner contradictions found their different and lasting shape.

The Dutch health-insurance system is in fact extremely complex in terms of its inner workings, just as Obamacare is.

The more recent definition is an attempt to describe the church in terms of its inner and spiritual reality.

For our highly individualised, post-reformation culture, in which we naturally think of belief in terms of deep inner conviction, Durkheim's perspective can be challenging.

The outer quantifiers, however, cannot be defined in terms of the inner.