Sentence examples for Is articulated as from inspiring English sources

For a precise expression, the formulation is articulated as the rate of mutual information (frac {1}{n}I(M Z rightarrow 0) when n→∞ [security].

The building is articulated as two masses joined on the axis.

The Jews behave similarly in the St. Matthew Passion, where the crowd's cry of "Laß ihn kreuzigen!" ("Let him be crucified") is articulated as a driving, demonic fugue.

APOLUS is articulated as two model blocks (see Fig. 1): land demand and land use allocation are connected by a feedback loop.

So transcendental idealism is articulated as a kind of replacement for the Leibnizian and Newtonian conceptions of space and time, but it is not their status as relationalist and absolutist conceptions, respectively, that calls for their replacement.

Clifford's Principle itself is articulated as a synchronic norm, but in the later portions of the "Ethics of Belief," he is more concerned to articulate diachronic principles regarding evidence-collection and evidence-assessment.

And when I articulated this problem as the NASA executive in charge of its science program and consistently curtailed cost increases, I found myself eventually admonished and then neutered by still higher ups, precipitating my resignation earlier this year.

The feeling of slight dissatisfaction that can come with visiting a modern art gallery is a universal one, best articulated as "I could have done that".

"I've benefitted in ways that I cannot articulate as a husband, as a father and as as son".

He described his relationship with Thatcher as one in which "I articulated her instincts".

This is how I articulate the world.