Exempel på irreducibly

• The future is irreducibly uncertain.

• In spite of all the fame, she remains irreducibly herself.

• Their art is grounded in ethnic identity and collective pride, yet is irreducibly individual too.

• And when we begin to identify the entrepreneurs, we run into the irreducibly individualized core of the concept.

• Working linguists are trained, and rightly so, to resist as long as possible the thought that some particular fact might be irreducibly itself.

• It is initially plausible that all non-general properties are irreducibly non-general.

• Typically, the process by which the outcomes come about enters preferences as an irreducibly separate factor.

• The most interesting feature of her theory is indicated by the title - the theory is not eudaimonistic, but irreducibly pluralistic.

• All of the major princes embarked on expanding their institutions, which became irreducibly identified with their persons.

• I begin by arguing that there is an irreducibly evaluative aspect to the horizon problem.

• For instance, some religious fulfilments that appear irreducibly distinct within the historical frame may ultimately collapse together in some future state.

• But if dispositional properties are real, it doesn't follow that they are irreducibly real.

• Of course, the indeterministic method - exploiting frequentism's under-determination of individual events' probabilities - can't work in a universe without irreducibly chancy events.

• Both the microscope and the air pump generated irreducibly graphic knowledge.

• After reflecting on symmetrical worlds, it is natural to suppose the property would involve (irreducibly) non-general properties such as having this spatiotemporal location.

• Call a property irreducibly non-general if, starting from only general properties, there is no way to ' construct ' a property co-intensive with that property.

• On this view, being is not any kind of univocal category that could span both the created and the uncreated, and the term 'being ' is irreducibly analogous.

• And it is irreducibly acoustic.