Significats de intrinsic character en anglès

They give us nothing new in the way of intrinsic character.

The simplicity of an event-particle arises from the indivisibility of its intrinsic character.

For the intrinsic character tells us the limiting character of nature in space at that instant.

Thus all abstractive sets belonging to the same element are equal and converge to the same intrinsic character.

For facts cannot by reason of their own intrinsic character be divided into historical facts and non-historical facts.

This emergence of a definite intrinsic character from an abstractive set is the precise meaning of the law of convergence.

The intrinsic character of an event-particle is indivisible in the sense that every abstractive set covered by it exhibits the same intrinsic character.

The intrinsic character of a vast part of our landscape has been despoiled and the destruction continues even in areas depending on tourism.

It will be your mission to make the intrinsic character of beauty fully understood; to show that it is an entirely moral thing.

I have maintained throughout these lectures that the data of psychology do not differ in, their intrinsic character from the data of physics.

In respect of the intrinsic character of the world-content thus perceived, Rudolf Steiner called this mode of perception, Imaginative perception, or, simply, Imagination.

In other words you cannot get any abstractive set satisfying the condition σ which exhibits intrinsic character more simple than that of a σ-prime.

This amalgamation of two substantially similar commonwealths produced rather an increase in the size than a change in the intrinsic character of the existing community.

In other words you cannot get any abstractive set satisfying the condition σ which exhibits an intrinsic character more complex than that of a σ-antiprime.

The importance of the equality of abstractive sets arises from the assumption that the intrinsic characters of the two sets are identical.

"That they are neither gold nor good paper, but are a kind of fiat currency, having no intrinsic character, being cheap, delusive, irredeemable and worthless."