Sentence examples for a suitable account of from inspiring English sources

A physicalistic materialist has, of course, an obligation to go on to give a suitable account of such apparently nonphysicalist qualities as the greenness of grass.

Ultimately, what is needed to solve properly the ontological problem is a suitable account of modal discourse.

There is a more specific worry that remains even if a suitable account of what constraints there are on the modal fiction can be given.

We aimed to obtain a suitable account of the genetic diversity across the entire distribution of the species, as well as obtain a sample that would overlap with that of previous morphological studies [ 11].

We tried to get a randomized sampling but realized that within allocated resources and in the absence of any suitable account of the population in those villages it would be difficult to maintain the randomised nature of the sampling.

A more accurate assessment of the impact of management decisions on biomass growth and carbon sequestration could support a more suitable accounting of LULUCF, e.g. under the Kyoto Protocol.

This typically starts with the selection of a suitable student account.

According to Art. 397a ZGB "an adult or a ward of court may be committed to or detained in a suitable institution on account of mental illness, learning disabilities, alcoholism, addiction to other substances or serious self-neglect, provided there is no other way to ensure his personal welfare.

In particular, 3D effects like centrifugal pumping were taken into account using a suitable mathematical representation of the lift and drag coefficients [6] whereas, for the tip losses, a modified Prandtl function was implemented [1, 2, 4, 5].

The potential and the flexibility of the method are shown through an illustrative example displaying how different structural requirements (limitation or minimisation of inter-storey drifts and/or forces transferred by the devices) can be easily taken into account by means of a suitable formulation of a constrained optimisation problem.

Then, he and his collaborators [24] proposed a waveform design technique accounting for SINR and spectrum shape through a suitable modulation of the transmitted waveform energy.