With 'objects' he does not refer to sensually perceived entities but to the more complex essence of objects (on Meinong's object-theoretic basis).
Diller talked about revealing the complex's essence by "peeling" away walls and replacing them with glass, referring to the process as an "elaborate striptease".
However, parameter estimation of PEMFC models is highly challenging due to their multivariate, nonlinear, and complex essence.
Cale's re-creating "Paris 1919" in L.A. proves an apt choice: Its combination of '70s California rock with Continental symphonics proves timeless, enhancing its complex essence.
In essence, the complex deal will put De Beers in private hands and end its century-long run as a public company.
Surrounding the energy efficiency promotion of the systems, there are lots of effectual optimization methods but mainly relied on engineering experience and computer simulations rather than theoretical analysis due to the complex and vague physical essence.
Among other topics pertaining to God which Khayyam discusses are God's knowledge of universals and particulars and the complex nature of Divine essence.
It is likely, then, that detecting formants could have provided ancestral primates with indexical cues necessary for navigating the complex social interactions that are the essence of primate societies.
Despite the fact that Dworkin's interpretative theory of law is extremely sophisticated and complex, the essence of his argument from interpretation can be summarized in a rather simple way.
In essence, this work confirms that the complex environment of the embryo can be reproduced to at least some degree.
