Translation for 'knowable' from English to French

knowable

connaissable {adj}

connaissable {m}

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• He drew a distinction between God's "essence" and "energies", affirming that God was unknowable in His essence, but knowable in His energies.
• Jewish texts compare the knowable universe to the size of a mustard seed to demonstrate the world's insignificance and to teach humility.
• Another distinct category is well-knowable mathematics, a term introduced by John Conway.
• Dorato, however, argues that all intrinsic properties of a physical system, including mass and charge, are only knowable in a subjective interaction between the observer and the physical system.
• In the same vein, Williams sees most novels as “knowable communities” in the sense that the “novelist offers to show people and their relationships in essentially knowable and communicable ways” (p. ...

• An epistemological model is a type of conceptual model whose proposed scope is the known and the knowable, and the believed and the believable.
• Certain aspects of natural religion (that is, religious truths that are knowable by human reason alone) are found among different cultures, though not always entirely intact, and to varying degrees, according to philosophers such as Thomas Aquinas and Malebranche.
• Things without an account are 'unknowable', while things with an account are 'knowable'.
• If the edges of a shape are straight line segments, then a solution is integrable or knowable in closed-form only if it is expressible as a finite linear combination of plane waves that satisfy the boundary conditions (zero at the boundary, i.e., membrane clamped).
• Peirce would aim to base his new list directly upon experience precisely as constituted by action of signs, in contrast with the list of Aristotle's categories which aimed to articulate within experience the dimension of being that is independent of experience and knowable as such, through human understanding.

• In the Sundarkand of Ramcharitmanas, Tulsidas says that Rama is knowable by Vedanta.
• Rand argued that neither is possible because the senses provide the material of knowledge while conceptual processing is also needed to establish knowable propositions.
• Although attempts are made in the Buddhist sutras to explain the "tathāgatagarbha", it remains ultimately mysterious and allegedly unfathomable to the ordinary, unawakened person, being only fully knowable by perfect Buddhas themselves.
• It assumes that matter and energy have definite, knowable attributes such as location in space and speed.
• Our ways of being affected are alone knowable. [...] Thus the sole aim for everyone should be pleasure.

• Milton's version of God is characterized by the darker aspects of [...]. Along with this, God is not definable, but some of his aspects are knowable: he is one, omnipresent, and eternal.
• The profane world consists of all that people can know through their senses; it is the natural world of everyday life that people experience as either comprehensible or at least ultimately knowable — the "Lebenswelt" or lifeworld.
• The same argument shows that (C') results in contradiction, indicating that any knowable truth is either known, or it unknowable that it is an unknown yet knowable truth; conversely, it states that if a truth is unknown, then it is unknowable, or it is unknowable that it is knowable yet unknown.