Sentence examples for the term part from inspiring English sources

Mereology, assumes protothetic and ontology as logically prior theories, and has the term "part of" as its sole primitive concept.

He is aware that Aristotle seems to reject this view and hold that magnitudes only have magnitudes as their parts, but he claims in On Light that the term "part" has a range of meanings depending on which mathematical relationship of parts to wholes is in question.

The term PART simply implies that the neuropathologist takes an option about the putative prognosis and pathogenesis of these indices.

In this paper we use the term pART (poly ADP-ribosyltransferase) rather than the more established term PARP (poly-ADP-ribosyl-polymerase) for various reasons.

By introducing the term PART and characterizing this entity Crary et al. [ 5] have provided the clinical, imaging/biomarker community with an important foundation on which to rest future studies.

The term "part-time jobs" is beginning to make Americans anxious.

As a result, the variations of working hours are high, and differentiations between what is categorised under the term part-time work are essential.

For cellular component category analysis, we observed that the terms ' part of the cell' (corrected p- value: 3.72e-240) and ' intracellular' (corrected p- value: 1.38e-132) were the most common.

In the longer term, part of the museum in the heart of Brussels will be demolished and rebuilt.

MW + PCM increased bacterial growth up to values similar to PM and MW + PM, suggesting that, at least in the short term, part of the PCM was degraded, and mainly by bacteria rather than fungi.

Over the longer term, part of the solution is more electric vehicles, which GM is slowly moving toward.