Sentences with phrase «most precise definitions»

His definition of firstness is one of the most precise definitions in the literature of the idea of external or nonconstitutive relation, and the definition of secondness is equally precise as definitive of internal or constitutive relations, except for the arbitrary limitation to dependence upon just one other entity.

Not exact matches

I'm simply using precise definitions, those which most of the Christians I know would agree too.

It is both an intellectual and a religious duty to frame the most precise possible definition of the word «God».

Probably the majority so called were at most «infidels» in the Paine sense, but preachers commonly were not precise in their definitions.

Taking up Cameron on this point, Andrew Tyrie - arguably the most important Tory backbencher who needs to be won over on EVEL - carefully questioned the prime minister on the precise definitions of what he is actually seeking.

The colorist paints the formula straight on the strands for extremely precise definition — and it's often used to achieve the most flawless sombré and tortoise shell looks.

If you are looking for more precise definition than yes and no, then bizarre and thought - provoking are more important keywords to many if not most of Christopher's stories.

This definition of «home state» provides a fairly precise definition of something that approximately matches your intuition regarding the state where the child resides in most cases.