Sentence examples for the historically determined from inspiring English sources
Hereby, he further disregarded this restructuring's obviously forced nature resulting out of the shift in power relations in favour of the United States, whereby he overestimated the role of ideology vis-à-vis the historically determined differences between the existing socio-cultural communities and their natural struggle to preserve their respective unique cultures.
He later claimed that he had not been talking about nuclear war, but rather about the historically determined victory of communism over capitalism.
Our preferred instrument takes advantage of the historically determined hospital locations in England and is based on the variation in distance to a patient's nearest four hospitals.
Moreover, comparing the predictions of the model with historically determined mean LOS yielded significant improvement in terms of ICU capacity.
Cruz is expected to do well in Iowa, where the evangelical and socially conservative voters make up much of the Republican base and have historically determined the caucus winner.
The first paragraph in chapter 8 reads: "Biology has long suffered from comparison with physics – biology is largely concerned with the description of historically determined phenomena, rather than with eternal laws.
The practices and institutions, therefore, are understood as historically determined, reflecting the multifaceted experience of the people of Israel as they have sought to live in the presence of God.
Yet there is something unifying the selection that a less historically determined exhibition would lack: the spirit of Modernism.
But the film noir is historically determined by particular circumstances; that's why latter-day attempts at film noir, or so-called neo-noirs, almost all feel like exercises in nostalgia.
The Enlightenment belief in the contingent nature of revelation led scholars of the period to treat the sacred books of Christianity as historically determined rather than as witnesses to, or embodiments of, divine revelation.
But surely, I say, Marxism tells us that alternative comedy was historically determined, and the individual is irrelevant?
