Sentence examples for theory of existence from inspiring English sources
They regarded this animal like biologists with no field experience, only a wobbly theory of existence.
In his theory of existence based on a balance between an "inner" and an "outer" self, he differentiated humans from animals.
But he is likely to be better remembered as the man who coined the term "black hole", and that remembrance will be appropriate, because Wheeler was also a talented and committed teacher, and a philosopher of science on a quest for a unified theory of existence, what he called "the perception of how things fit together".
The alternative theory of existence of cluster structures in lattices of dynamical systems (oscillators) is proposed.
Ethics demanded the repudiation of what he referred to as the "gladiatorial theory of existence" (Huxley 2004, 33).
Another fundamental aspect in the theory of existence and uniqueness of fixed points was considered by Ran and Reurings [9] in partially ordered metric spaces.
Recently, the theory on existence of positive solutions of fractional differential equations is a rapidly growing area of research.
It also seems to me to sum up much of the history of science and philosophy, in which the learned consensus keeps swinging between the yin-and-yang theories of existence: free will and fate, change and eternity, atomicity and continuity.
The change gave rise to a theory of the existence of another Maes, of Brussels.
August 8, 1694 Drumalig, Ireland 1746 Francis Hutcheson, (born Aug. 8, 1694, Drumalig, County Down, Ire. died 1746, Glasgow), Scots-Irish philosopher and major exponent of the theory of the existence of a moral sense through which man can achieve right action.
