Sentence examples for a provisional acceptance from inspiring English sources

An applicant who receives a provisional acceptance on the basis of coursework still in progress must satisfactorily complete all outstanding courses prior to matriculation.

In other words, he seems to encourage a sort provisional acceptance of competing Buddhist views as he presents a philosophical hierarchy of tenets.

For example, as Peirce came to extend and generalize his notion of abduction, abduction became defined as inference to and provisional acceptance of an explanatory hypothesis for the purpose of testing it.

In a tradition where philosophical inquiry is a form of religious praxis, it appears that provisional acceptance of the tenets of lower schools was used to ripen the mind for increasingly more subtle and accurate philosophical descriptions of reality.

Mine was scheduled for three weeks after my provisional acceptance, which I received just hours after applying.

This paper proposes a procedure for assessing the performance of a CPV project, articulated around four main successive steps: Solar Resource Assessment, Yield Assessment, Certificate of Provisional Acceptance, and Certificate of Final Acceptance.

Saddha indicates one's provisional acceptance of the Buddha's teachings (dharma) as one enters onto the Eightfold Path (the system of spiritual progress).

Students can gain provisional acceptance into the major in the semester in which they expect to complete the requirements and thereby have the benefit of their major advisors help in course planning.

After Sutcliffe's provisional acceptance of the captaincy, controversy arose.

Data collected from 145 Drosophila hearts resolved by 1D-gel electrophoresis initially yielded 1520 protein candidates that met the minimal statistical threshold for provisional acceptance (one peptide with >90% probability).

The first round of reviews resulted in the provisional acceptance of 12 (11.3%) manuscripts, with minor revisions.