Sentence examples for terms the one from inspiring English sources

Today's young women are not only highly motivated but they are, in commercial terms, the one resource capable of getting an impoverished country back on its feet.

Plotinus' universe comprises in a hierarchy of emanations from what he terms, the 'One'; but as neither anything in the cosmos nor the sum of all things in the cosmos, as an ideal construction from which all expressions fall short, Plotinus' God is really too transcendent for his doctrine to count as pantheism proper.

According to Henri Poincaré, writing in 1904, even though Maxwell and Boltzmann had previously explained the irreversibility of macroscopic physical processes in probabilistic terms, "the one who has seen it most clearly, in a book too little read because it is a little difficult to read, is Gibbs, in his Elementary Principles of Statistical Mechanics".

Beginning with God, whom he terms the "One-All" (Un'omnia), he establishes Unity, Essence, Life, Intelligence, Soul, Nature, Quality, Form and Body as the succeeding categories which constitute the incorporeal and corporeal universe.

The one is for next term, the one that starts in October 2010.

(If Emerson had lived today, surely he would have used the term "The One Person"). The intellectual is this whole person while thinking.

But as we get into the winter term, the one I always found the hardest, its worth considering how to get through the dark times.

Now let's turn to the Court's 2013 term, the one just completed.

But they differ in terms of the ones on which they place greatest emphasis.

Brouwer generalised this notion of a sequence to include the possibility of constructing the terms one-by-one, the choice of each term being made freely, or subject only to certain restrictions stipulated in advance.

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