Sentence examples for Of particular statements from inspiring English sources

Indications for the reconsideration of particular statements in the technical literature and standards are given.

'd. by denying appellant an opportunity to examine or inspect transcripts of proceedings before the grand jury after the State had introduced evidence of particular statements made before the grand jury by cross-examination or secondary evidence.

Peirce (1880) eliminated explicitly the Aristotelian derivation of particular statements from universal statements by giving the modern meaning for "All $A$ is $B$".

The second level of significance includes the "habitual practice as well as the 'objective meaning' or 'document meaning' of particular statements" [ 15].

It cannot be known by inference, since the first premiss is a universal statement and the conclusions of syllogisms are particular statements.

If a specific chat record contains any of the above three forms of content, then the corresponding category code is 1, otherwise, the code is 0. The speech-related party refers to the association of a particular statement with other speakers of the day, consisting of both replies to other speeches earlier in the day and the next person to reply after the speech.

One restriction imposed by the health authority ethics review committee was that we could not reveal which type of health care provider made particular statements because of the concern that in a small regional health authority with very few NPs in practice that the study sites, and thus the individual participants, might be identifiable.

Twitter user @Jamie_Maz vehemently denied manipulating the screenshots, aside from adding red lines to some of them to highlight particular statements made in the alleged posts.

We have all seen how repetition of a particular statement or idea tends to lend it legitimacy – the so-called "truth effect". This effect is likely strengthened when the assertion is made in a serious context by intelligent people with authority.

Whatever the correct reading of this particular statement, Peirce elsewhere makes it clear that, in his view, truth is both attainable and beyond the reach of any individual.

Reading the table by row shows the comparative ranking of a particular statement across factors.