Sentence examples for a criterion of it from inspiring English sources

For one thing, memory does seem to presuppose personal identity, and so cannot constitute a criterion of it.

As the number of occurrences of an interaction is a criterion of reliability, it could be advantageous to attribute a higher weight to the edges that were the more frequent.

Yet he complements this with a remarkable freedom of spirit, which in turn allows him to cast off the fetters of authority as a criterion of truth, be it philosophical or theological.

Great inflows of immigrants may lead politicians to tighten the access to citizenship or make the population value citizenship less as a criterion of belonging (because it will be seen as increasingly insufficient for 'true' belonging).

Sir John Pope-Hennessey, director of the V and A, stresses that it is a criterion of the museum that everything in it must be a work of art, and this criterion must apply to costume... "the museum shares Mr Beaton's belief that style in dress is an art form, worthy to be collected and displayed".

If judges in the United States were to stop treating the Constitution as a criterion of legal validity, then it would cease to be such.

To classify NSSI purely as a criterion of BPD implies that it does not have clinical significance outside the BPD context [ 23].

The chief theme of Rehberg's review and indeed the leitmotif of all his political thought— is contained in his remark that "a definition need not contain a criterion of that which falls under it" (202).

"The problem with having a criterion of 'no job loss' is that it guarantees that the minimum wage will always be at a level so low that it won't come close to achieving this living wage standard," Howell says.

It is a criterion of quality care.

First of all, it gave a criterion of exponential stability, and then discussed the conditions and design methods of delay-dependent robust H ∞ filter.