Sentence examples for unity by which from inspiring English sources

The point is not just that an account of numerical singularity in general is required (the "indeterminate unity by which anything in a species is said to be one in number").

The conception thus provides the "true bond of Unity by which the phenomena are held together" (1847, II, 46), by providing a property shared by the known members of a class (in the case of causal laws, the colligating property is that of sharing the same cause).

He proposed that heuristics provide scientists with a "bond of unity by which the phenomena are held together" with the consequence that the topic may be examined more closely and formally.

Now, again, unity is the principle by which the unification of certain representations might be explained (cf. SW V: 307).

The condition on x corresponds to requiring that the spectral norm ∥I−κ X∥2 is bounded by unity, which holds for ( kappa < frac {2}{max _{n} lambda _{n}(mathbf {X})}).

God is the All; the world of independent objects is the result of reflection or self-consciousness, by which the infinite unity is broken up.

In effect, the objection presupposes that that synchronic phenomenal unity – the sort of unity which obtains among simultaneous momentary contents – is the only mode of phenomenal unity.

Sanders called on the crowd to help him in "rebuilding the Democratic Party, making it a grassroots party — a party from the bottom on up!" The divisions exposed by the unity tour— which hits Salt Lake City on Friday and Mesa, Arizona, and Las Vegas on Saturday — go well beyond personality differences of Perez and Sanders and speak to a fundamental disagreement over the direction of the party.

The noumena are "speculative", by which Herbart does not mean objects of intellectual intuition, but rather the transcendental conditions of the synthetic unity of objects of experience.

In the latest flare-up of fighting, government forces are pushing towards Machar's hometown of Leer, in Unity state, which is held by his supporters.

Defeating the terror group will depend on the militias, and that depends on Libya's existing factions falling into line behind a unity government which, lacking backing by the two parliaments, has sketchy constitutional authority.