Sentence examples for terms of the object from inspiring English sources

On the other hand, the classical character of the description allows to speak in terms of the object itself.

By contrast, considering the idea in terms of God, that is, in terms of the object it represents, we understand the representational feature in terms of (2b).

In terms of the object of this study, two important features of the backgrounds of private enterprises in Wenzhou are closely related to this study.

Unlike modal dimensionalism, the theory he uses follows Lewis and defines the existence of a possible object at a possible world in terms of the object being mereological part of the world.

7f, Taktsang Lotsawa n.d.: 27, Shakya Chogden 1975a: 3 4ff, 15f)—"Although there are not two truths in terms of the object's ontological mode of being (gnas tshul), the truths are divided into two in terms of [the contrasting perspectives of] the mind that sees the mode of existence and the mind that does not see the mode of existence…This makes perfect sense".

Another example is the relational view of Jonathan Cohen 2009 and Edward Averill 1992, the view that implies that colours are relational properties, defined in terms of the object's capacity to look a certain way, in contextually defined circumstances, to contextually defined observers.

Events, objects, facts, properties and so forth need to be redescribed in terms of the objects of physics.

The differences will not only be in terms of the "objects" represented, but, as noted above, ideas will differ with respect to the levels of objective reality they contain (AT VII 40; CSM II 28).

One's perspective does not just influence one's interests, the questions one asks and the methods, theories and strategies that one uses to answer those questions; it also influences one's ontology, in terms of the objects and kinds of things that one investigates.

The concept of a blended space is developed by recognizing that physical space and digital space can both be described in terms of the objects and agents who inhabit the space, the structure of the objects' relationships (the topology of the space) and the changes that take place in the space (the volatility, or dynamics of the space).

This scope is restricted to topics which have a real-world tangible element that can be tested in a laboratory, and can be explained by a process at the microscopic level in terms of the objects present and interactions between them.