Questions about example sentences with, and the definition and usage of "Entity"
The meaning of "Entity" in various phrases and sentences
Q:
entity ne anlama geliyor?
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The term "entity" refers to something that exists and can be identified as a separate, distinct unit or being. It is a broad term that is commonly used to describe an individual, organization, or object that has a distinct and independent existence.
In general, an entity can be any identifiable and discrete thing or concept, whether it is tangible or intangible. It can refer to a person, a company, a government body, a group, an animal, a machine, a country, a celestial object, or even an abstract idea or concept.
The term "entity" is often used in legal, business, and philosophical contexts to describe a distinct and separate existence with its own rights, responsibilities, and characteristics. It signifies a discrete unit or element that is considered as a whole, separate from other entities.
For example:
In business, an entity can refer to a company or corporation that is recognized as a separate legal and economic entity from its owners or shareholders.
In philosophy, an entity can refer to an individual object or being that exists in reality, separate from other objects or beings.
In database management, an entity represents a distinct object or concept that is stored and manipulated within a database.
Overall, the term "entity" is used to describe something that exists and can be considered as a separate and distinguishable unit, whether it is a physical, conceptual, or legal entity.
In general, an entity can be any identifiable and discrete thing or concept, whether it is tangible or intangible. It can refer to a person, a company, a government body, a group, an animal, a machine, a country, a celestial object, or even an abstract idea or concept.
The term "entity" is often used in legal, business, and philosophical contexts to describe a distinct and separate existence with its own rights, responsibilities, and characteristics. It signifies a discrete unit or element that is considered as a whole, separate from other entities.
For example:
In business, an entity can refer to a company or corporation that is recognized as a separate legal and economic entity from its owners or shareholders.
In philosophy, an entity can refer to an individual object or being that exists in reality, separate from other objects or beings.
In database management, an entity represents a distinct object or concept that is stored and manipulated within a database.
Overall, the term "entity" is used to describe something that exists and can be considered as a separate and distinguishable unit, whether it is a physical, conceptual, or legal entity.
Q:
unified entity ne anlama geliyor?
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That sentence is very confusing with no context, but I think it means that "her name means she is one whole person and not someone with many different sides". Such as she is always the same no matter who she talks to and does not pretend to be someone else.
Q:
“Affiliate” means any legal entity that owns, is owned by, or that is under common ownership with Company or Microsoft. Ownership means control of more than a 50% interest. ne anlama geliyor?
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A company that is primarily owned by Microsoft is an "affiliate" company.
Q:
entity ne anlama geliyor?
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It means “something that exists” or “something independent of other things”
For example:
“An unknown entity”
“The two groups became one entity”
For example:
“An unknown entity”
“The two groups became one entity”
Q:
entity ne anlama geliyor?
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It depends on the context.
It can mean a being, an object or existence.
It can mean a being, an object or existence.
Example sentences using "Entity"
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entity ile örnek cümleler göster.
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Like maybe in a scary ghost story.
"The dark entity filled the room."
"The dark entity filled the room."
Q:
entities ile örnek cümleler göster.
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Many UFO reports mention entities that are human-like but typically have large heads.
Q:
entity ile örnek cümleler göster.
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Companies represent a legal entity, but do not necessarily enjoy the same rights as individuals.
Q:
entity ile örnek cümleler göster.
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I realised there was an unknown entity causing an impact on the results of my research.
Synonyms of "Entity" and their differences
Q:
racist entity.... ve apartheid entity. arasındaki fark nedir?
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Racism is a way that people view others based on racial stereotypes and past experiences. Racism is often characterized by giving another person different treatment based on their race. It includes giving anyone belonging to a specific race special treatment while not extending that same treatment to those of different races.
Apartheid on the other hand is a system of government where those who pay taxes are allowed to vote while those who do not pay taxes are not allowed to vote. In South Africa under apartheid those lines were racially defined.
https://www.quora.com/What-is-the-difference-between-racism-and-apartheid
Apartheid on the other hand is a system of government where those who pay taxes are allowed to vote while those who do not pay taxes are not allowed to vote. In South Africa under apartheid those lines were racially defined.
https://www.quora.com/What-is-the-difference-between-racism-and-apartheid
Q:
entity ve object ve matter arasındaki fark nedir?
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@luux Entity-> Something that exists independently, meaning it is not part of something else
Ex: Empire, Church, Organization, etc.
Object-> Something that you can physically hold, usually referring to smaller things such as a pencil but it can also refer to any type of matter. Singular things.
Ex: Pencil, pen, chair, pillow, book, etc.
Matter-> Literally, this means anything that takes up space. A bed, a chair, food, water, everything. Objects, such as a pencil are considered matter because they take up space. Matter can also consist of larger items however.
Ex: Pencil, pen, chair, food, even air (since it takes up space)
Object vs. matter
All objects are matter
Not all matter is considered objects such as air, for example, because you can not physically hold air, however it takes up space so it is matter.
I hope this helps! ☺️
Ex: Empire, Church, Organization, etc.
Object-> Something that you can physically hold, usually referring to smaller things such as a pencil but it can also refer to any type of matter. Singular things.
Ex: Pencil, pen, chair, pillow, book, etc.
Matter-> Literally, this means anything that takes up space. A bed, a chair, food, water, everything. Objects, such as a pencil are considered matter because they take up space. Matter can also consist of larger items however.
Ex: Pencil, pen, chair, food, even air (since it takes up space)
Object vs. matter
All objects are matter
Not all matter is considered objects such as air, for example, because you can not physically hold air, however it takes up space so it is matter.
I hope this helps! ☺️
Q:
entity ve company arasındaki fark nedir?
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A company is a type of entity. A school or a charity organization can also be an entity. Even a person can be considered an entity.
Q:
state-owned entity ve government owned institution arasındaki fark nedir?
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A state-owned entity is a business or organization that does activities on behalf of the government.
Other names: State-owned enterprise (SOE), state-owned company, state enterprise, publicly owned corporation, government business enterprise, crown corporation, government-owned corporation, commercial government agency, public sector undertaking, or parastatal
Other names: State-owned enterprise (SOE), state-owned company, state enterprise, publicly owned corporation, government business enterprise, crown corporation, government-owned corporation, commercial government agency, public sector undertaking, or parastatal
Translations of "Entity"
Q:
Bunu İngilizce (ABD) da nasıl dersiniz? entity
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Bunu İngilizce (Birleşik Krallık) da nasıl dersiniz? legal entity
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Other questions about "Entity"
Q:
What does "a manifest entity" in this passage mean?
Lain is the human collective consciousness, not God. She meets God, taking the form of her human father, in the last episode of the series, after the main drama has ended - he doesn't play much of a role in the story.
Lain is trying to enter the world as a manifest entity for reasons never disclosed. Eiri is a false god trying to use Lains power to create the Wired and transition humankind into mergence with it so that he can live as a god through technological control of her power, i.e. control of the human consciousness, hence being able to create the illusory world of the Wired.
Eiri as narrator indicates the scene takes place in the Wired, even if it seems to be the real world - that IS the entire point of the Wired, to be layered over the eyes of the people until they can't tell the difference between the Wired, where Eiri is god, and the real world, granting him EFFECTIVELY true divinity, since mankind will cease interacting with the real world and live fully in the world he controls.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=O5OqlF1cn3E
Lain is the human collective consciousness, not God. She meets God, taking the form of her human father, in the last episode of the series, after the main drama has ended - he doesn't play much of a role in the story.
Lain is trying to enter the world as a manifest entity for reasons never disclosed. Eiri is a false god trying to use Lains power to create the Wired and transition humankind into mergence with it so that he can live as a god through technological control of her power, i.e. control of the human consciousness, hence being able to create the illusory world of the Wired.
Eiri as narrator indicates the scene takes place in the Wired, even if it seems to be the real world - that IS the entire point of the Wired, to be layered over the eyes of the people until they can't tell the difference between the Wired, where Eiri is god, and the real world, granting him EFFECTIVELY true divinity, since mankind will cease interacting with the real world and live fully in the world he controls.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=O5OqlF1cn3E
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Physically manifest – existing in the physical realm as a real physical being.
So, Think about the sense in which God or Krishna is an entity, a personality which has been extremely influential in the world, but these personalities are not available to us as recognisable physical forms like ourselves. We cannot go to Krishna’s house and hang out with Krishna and his bro’s.
If Lain represents the human collective consciousness, and yet is trying to manifest itself as a unique physical form, that’s a pretty damned trippy idea. Instead of Jesus manifesting as the personification of a nonlocal God, this would be the personification of the world to itself.
Physically manifest – existing in the physical realm as a real physical being.
So, Think about the sense in which God or Krishna is an entity, a personality which has been extremely influential in the world, but these personalities are not available to us as recognisable physical forms like ourselves. We cannot go to Krishna’s house and hang out with Krishna and his bro’s.
If Lain represents the human collective consciousness, and yet is trying to manifest itself as a unique physical form, that’s a pretty damned trippy idea. Instead of Jesus manifesting as the personification of a nonlocal God, this would be the personification of the world to itself.
Q:
For charitable entities language courses are for free.
___
Does this sound natural?
___
Does this sound natural?
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Is there a reason you’re saying ‘charitable entities’ rather than just ‘charities?’
‘Charities’ is much more natural in everyday English.
I would write that sentence as:
‘There are discounts available for charities.’
‘Charities’ is much more natural in everyday English.
I would write that sentence as:
‘There are discounts available for charities.’
Q:
What’s the English for the entity in charge of registering car plates in England?
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The Driver and Vehicle Licensing Agency - DVLA. See https://www.gov.uk/government/organisations/driver-and-vehicle-licensing-agency
Q:
When the entity X (a company, community, cake or anything) is made up of elements A, B and C, are both sentences below correct?
(1) The composition ratio of A is 20%.
(2) The composition rate of X is unknown, i.e., the ratios of A, B and C are unknown.
Thanks in advance.
(1) The composition ratio of A is 20%.
(2) The composition rate of X is unknown, i.e., the ratios of A, B and C are unknown.
Thanks in advance.
A:
Ohh I see the difference for your second question now. Sorry for not answering that more directly.
In the context of the question, it still makes sense if you just say "ratio" rather than "composition ratio." Because a percentage is added, you can assume that A is a percentage of X based on the context. However, to avoid confusion (in the case that the context is not clear enough), "composition ratio" is the clearest way to describe it.
Technically, I think it's better to keep "to X," because a ratio describes a value that relies on two things (in this case, how much of X is composed of A). Again, there is enough context to figure out what is being described, but the clearest way to put it is if you include "to X" as well.
In the context of the question, it still makes sense if you just say "ratio" rather than "composition ratio." Because a percentage is added, you can assume that A is a percentage of X based on the context. However, to avoid confusion (in the case that the context is not clear enough), "composition ratio" is the clearest way to describe it.
Technically, I think it's better to keep "to X," because a ratio describes a value that relies on two things (in this case, how much of X is composed of A). Again, there is enough context to figure out what is being described, but the clearest way to put it is if you include "to X" as well.
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What does "entity unto itself" mean?
"Medical language is an entity unto itself and followed a historical development."
"Medical language is an entity unto itself and followed a historical development."
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In other words, entity unto itself can be used to say that something is its own separate thing or group of information with its own rules, knowledge base, etc.
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