Sentence examples for totality for from inspiring English sources

"A partial eclipse will also be visible along the path of totality for over an hour before and after the total eclipse".

In these motifs of sacrifice, something similar to the qualification of the undifferentiated matter of creation is suggested, for, just as the primal stuff of creation must be differentiated before the world appears, the sacrifice of primordial beings is a destruction of the primal totality for the sake of a specific creation.

The problem historically with utopian plans is that they need to be implemented in totality for them to work.

Object stage If one becomes aware of a process stage in totality,for example, when a student can find the derivative of a function by applying various actions and processes, then we say she/he is at an object stage.

Many professional and amateur astronomers positioned themselves in the Faroe Islands, where the capital city of Torshavn got totality for a full two minutes, beginning just before 09 41 GMT.

At the same time, in insisting that the emancipated society must be capable of presenting itself as a totality for its subjects, Lukács is unable to discover any resources for progress in the differentiation of social spheres (Arato and Breines 1979: 155).

Just as the First Critique contains a Transcendental Dialectic devoted to the faculty of reason in its theoretical employment, so we have in the Second Critique, an inquiry into practical reason's quest for "the absolute totality of conditions for a given conditioned" (5:107).

We choose a religion, when we do, not for the tenets of a creed but for the totality of a circumstance, for a tone and a practice and an encompassing condition: "It feels like home" (or "like my father's puppet theatre") is about the truest thing that the convert can say about his new faith.

This can be viewed as a more general version of the same requirement, made in relation to a formal theory of meaning, that a theory of meaning for a language address the totality of utterances for that language, although, in the context of radical interpretation, this requirement must be understood as also closely tied to the need to attend to normative considerations of overall rationality.

Mary went first and used up the obvious one: she was grateful for their new guest; she was grateful for the totality of his life and for his spirit.

In this paper, we examine the usefulness of a method, called a permutation criterion, for quantitatively evaluating the totality of the data for evidence of efficacy and for choosing among multiple doses.