Sentence examples for thus appropriate from inspiring English sources

It is thus appropriate to assume realism along with him and then inquire into the question of which categories there might be.

In order to gain a rounded view of the Pythagorean question it is thus appropriate to look at the most controversial of these passages.

It is thus appropriate that Night should be the source of Parmenides' revelation, for Parmenidean metaphysics is very much concerned with the principle of unity in the cosmos.

Is that information about Lee now "fair game," and should it be viewed simply as information that is "up for grabs" (Nissenbaum 2004) and thus appropriate for use by prospective employers?

Human benevolence is thus an appropriate or fitting response to reality.

But HD-confirmation gets this case right, thus capturing appropriate boundary conditions for Nicod's generally sensible claims.

Thus, when appropriate, appeal to the four causes is both necessary and sufficient for completeness and adequacy in explanation.

Thus, in appropriate aesthetic appreciation, local and regional narratives, folklore, and even mythological stories about nature are endorsed either as complementary with or as alternative to scientific knowledge (Sepänmaa 1993, Saito 1998b, Heyd 2001).

Rationality is claimed by Davidson to be constitutive of the mental in the sense that something only counts as being a mind and thus an appropriate object of psychological attributions if it meets up to certain rational standards.

The main result of those papers is that from the so-called Stoßzahlansatz (SZA), i.e. an assumption about the number of collisions (or a closely analogous assumption) the Maxwellian distribution function is stationary, and thus an appropriate candidate for the equilibrium state.

Thus, such logics appropriate one version or another of the type theory concocted by Russell to tame his own paradox and related conundrums.