primary qualities उदाहरण वाक्य

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1. The Yeshiva teaches all its students that a primary quality of a talmid chacham is to take personal responsibility, for his learning, for his lifestyle, and for decisions he must take on behalf of others.
2. |University of Minnesota research finds the restrictiveness of the encyclopedia s primary quality control mechanism against contributions made by newcomers and the algorithmic tools commonly used to reject contributions as key causes of the decrease in newcomer retention.
3. The first examples of use of his " "'ars combinatoria " "'are taken from law, the musical registry of an Aristotelian theory of generation of elements from the four primary qualities.
4. Perfective art alters the primary qualities, while purely artificial art only results in changes among the secondary qualities; essential changes result from changes in primary qualities, while accidental changes are a result of changes in secondary qualities.
5. Perfective art alters the primary qualities, while purely artificial art only results in changes among the secondary qualities; essential changes result from changes in primary qualities, while accidental changes are a result of changes in secondary qualities.
6. In most cases, the primary quality required of an agent was a deep knowledge of the country in which he or she was to operate, and especially its language, if the agent was to pass as a native of the country.
7. His chief research and teaching expertise is in the philosophy of mind, cognitive science, and the philosophy of biology; he has also published on a broader range of topics outside of these areas, including disability, Locke on primary qualities, personal identity, constitution views in metaphysics, and kinship.
8. The way in which modern science and philosophy has drawn a distinction between the mathematically and structurally describable " primary qualities " of objects such as shape and solidity and those properties dependent on our sensory apparatus, " secondary qualities " such as taste and color, is a prime example that Nagel returns to repeatedly in his work.
9. He then moves on to primary qualities such as extension and shape, and likewise argues that they, too, are dependent entirely on one's perception ( e . g ., From a distance, a great mountain appears to be small, and the shape of a thing may change dramatically under a microscope ).
10. Next, Hume presents a brief critique of " antient philosophy " ( traditional Aristotelianism ) and " modern philosophy " ( post-Scientific Revolution secondary qualities ( " colours, sounds, tastes, smells, heat and cold " ) are " nothing but impressions in the mind ", as opposed to the primary qualities ( " motion, extension, and solidity " ) that exist in reality.