Sentence examples for a mode of associated from inspiring English sources

Democracy is more than merely a form of government, however; as Dewey remarks in Democracy and Education (1916), it is also a "mode of associated life" in which citizens cooperate with each other to solve their common problems through rational means (i.e., through critical inquiry and experiment) in a spirit of mutual respect and good will.

Cycling as a mode of transport is associated with numerous social and environmental benefits.

Little work deals with the difficulties faced by the researchers that are engaged in a mode of knowledge production associating different scientific disciplines and professions.

This suggests that respondents did take into account the hypothetical nature of the choice tasks: although possible (in the future), a mode of drug administration that is associated with zero disruption to daily activities may not be currently available or technologically feasible.

Out of 20 amino acids, only three (all aromatic), Phe (class II), Tyr (class I) and Trp (class I), have a mode of tRNA aminoacylation that is associated with the opposite class.

Besides this anticipated complication, the ability of 4',5'-ODCQA to potentiate antibiotics was significantly weaker in the case of the NorA knock out phenotypes, indicating a likely mode of action associated with this MFS efflux system.

Using the familiar ordered pair notation for propositional content (see, e.g., Thau 2002, 83), and ignoring issues about whether the cucumber itself is associated with a mode of presentation, the dispute may be put as follows.

We don't want the truth of (10) to require that Alice think of the speaker under a first-person mode of presentation associated with 'I' or the truth of (11) to require that that everyone think of McKay in the same way.

So, for example, a person may know the fact that Venus is a planet under the mode of presentation associated with "the morning star is a planet" and fail to know the very same fact under the mode of presentation associated with "the evening star is a planet".

Changing trends in mode of delivery may be a reflection of associated changes in the patient population.

The electrical activity of these networks is characterised by two alternating modes observed in the amplitudes of EEG signals: a mode associated with the self-organising, locally generated spontaneous electrical activity transients (SATs) and a mode representing the low-amplitude intervals between SATs [ 62, 63].