Sentence examples for the nature itself from inspiring English sources

Others are due to the nature itself of systems, which are strongly non-linear, with time-varying or uncertain parameters and should be controlled by realtime embarked computers.

The nature itself of the project you pick is really important.

If the status is what the divine mind conceives of the singulars in abstraction from them, why couldn't the nature itself be conceived in the same way?

Other times, however, he suggests that we must assume that the nature itself conforms to our demands for systematic unity, and this necessarily, if we are to secure even an empirical criterion of truth (cf. A651 53/B679 81).

To return to the earlier example, we must now say that the essence of a stone is constituted by its being an essence (esse essentiae) and by its being a stone (that which belongs to the nature itself of a thing in that the thing belongs to a given genus: "aliquod quod est de propria ratione generis sui").

In addition to the two theories discussed above, to the effect that things just are individuals (either through the nature itself, or through the negation of division), he considers a view according to which existence individuates, and two views according to which the explanation for individuation is matter, respectively matter as such, and matter + extension.

For many traditional theorists of the family, nature itself necessitates the division of tasks within the family.

The final blow came from the greatest uncertainty in the business: nature itself.

Yet even more to the point, nature itself needs us to stay in touch.

Thus divine ideas become as necessary as the divine nature itself.

It also has stores in the seaside town of Piran and at the nature park itself.