Sentence examples for utilitarian properties from inspiring English sources

The arts have been integral to the human experience fostering innovation in social arrangements, strengthening group cohesion, and merging esthetics with the utilitarian properties of technology.

Direct analysis of their utilitarian properties, i.e. cell viability and growth, is time-consuming and hardly suited for routine testing of materials under development.

For many years, 150 Fifth Avenue was a utilitarian property filled with small tenants paying relatively low rents.

Here a moral property of being a wrong act is held to be one and the same property as a complex utilitarian property specified in the non-moral terms of consequence, pleasure, and pain.

The fact that you don't realize that your term 'morally right' picks out a rule-utilitarian property (let's say) may be due to a failure of apriori reflection rather than lack of empirical knowledge of your environment (Jackson 1998a, ch. 5 & 6; Jackson and Pettit 1995).

The courts, they say, have treated the section of the Constitution that concerns intellectual property rights as utilitarian doctrine subject to Congressional interpretation.

"The judges concluded that the helmet could not be regarded as an artistic work because it was a mass produced item - remember how many stormtroopers there were? - and has an utilitarian role," said leading intellectual property lawyer Simon Bennett of Fox Williams LLP.

Furthermore, phylogenetic diversity is clearly related to character diversity [30], and so ED may be a useful predictor of divergent properties and hence potential utilitarian value [14].

This utilitarian result allows deducing the stochastic properties of considerably complex models driven by Ito processes [ 23].

(Most naturalistic moral realisms are based on versions of utilitarianism, precisely because it is easy to see what the naturalistic base of moral properties would be in a utilitarian schema.

If we cannot appeal to the progress-enhancing features of intellectual property protection, then the utilitarian can hardly appeal to such progress as justification.