Sentence examples for thereby rules from inspiring English sources

If STR thereby rules out presentism, and if endurantism requires presentism in order to explain change (see section 3), then STR rules out endurantism: things have temporal parts.

Poincaré thereby rules out any application of geometry to physics based on a structural isomorphism with a presupposed reality (Mette 1986: 75 80).

In denying theoretical reason all insight into the supersensible (against various stripes of rationalism) and in denying normative authority to the inclinations (against Hume), Kant thereby rules out the only ways that that theoretical or instrumental reasoning could supply authoritative reasons to act: only pure practical reason can do this.

The scheme for DNA duplication proposed by Delbruck is thereby ruled out" (p. 681).

If, for example, we take Obama's actual qualitative role to be a sufficient condition for an object to be identical to Obama, we thereby rule out possibilities according to which some other individual occupies Obama's qualitative role.

It is common in color vision experiments to equate the luminance of two stimuli and thereby rule out any role of the achromatic channel in accounting for differences in response to these stimuli.

However, we felt that the validity of LexTALE should be assessed for more than only one specific speaker group and, thereby, rule out that it "works" for one particular L1 only.

Cultures of acid-fast bacteria were further identified by IS 1245 RFLP [ 17], IS 901 PCR (primer 901a and 901c) [ 36] and IS 1245 PCR (primer p40 and p41) [ 37] to confirm the expected subspecies and RFLP profile and thereby rule out cross contamination.

Generally, the diffraction patterns of the investigated physical mixtures correspond to the superposition of those of the individual components and revealed that atorvastatin was present in a crystalline state, as evidenced by its diffraction lines, and thereby ruled out the existence of drug-carrier interaction in these physical mixtures.

They were not pleased to learn that he had flown through a cloud, thereby violating rules about maintaining visual contact with the ground.

It senses the speed of the plane to deactivate during a flight, then will turn on once the plane slows down, thereby obeying rules prohibiting the use of cellular technology in the air, Ms. Cohen said.