Sentence examples for unitary appearance from inspiring English sources

U-yuk-ba Rik-bay-seng-gay (ʼU yug pa Rigs paʼi seng ge, 13th c)., who adopts such a line of interpretation, explains Dharmakīrti's refutation of real universals as referring to a "mental universal," the mistaken conflation of distinct things under a unitary appearance.

The boards of directors of the two companies are identical in membership, and mutual agreements equalize dividends on ordinary capital, so that the companies, though dual in appearance, are unitary in fact.

Parmenides, an Italiote Greek (Eleatic) philosopher (6th 5th century bc) and Zeno, his fellow townsman and disciple, held that change is logically inconceivable and that logic is a surer indicator of reality than experience; thus, despite appearances, reality is unitary and motionless.

The earlier work includes Schopenhauer's main modifications to the structure of Kant's epistemology, while the later work accepts Kant's idealist interpretation of this epistemology (Book I) and then replaces Kant's version of the doctrine of things in themselves with Schopenhauer's own version of the unitary non-rational will underlying all appearance (Book II).

However, in typical fMRI studies sentences (consisting of several words) are treated as unitary events starting with the initial appearance of the text on the screen.

Considering that target letters (per se) did not change their appearance between the rotated and standard orientations, this effect reveals that words are treated as unitary visual shapes.

Marlborough, unitary authority, northeastern South Island, New Zealand.

You are not unitary, unified, self-contained.

Georgia is a unitary multiparty republic.

You might live under a unitary authority.

God is indeed unitary and infinite.