Sentence examples for about that entity from inspiring English sources

But the C.I.A. had known about that entity ever since the defection of a key Russian scientist in 1992.

A statement consists minimally of two parts, with one part (the grammatical subject) referring to the entity the statement is about, and the other (the predicate) asserting something about that entity.

Biases exist and will continue to exist because the human brain is horizontally scalable, meaning that we can do at once a bunch of simple activities (eating and thinking about the election result for example) that require significant processing power, but we cannot analyze and weigh data points about every single object and reach an objective conclusion about that entity.

All information about that entity can be collected and retrieved from one point either using C-ME or a web browser.

Clicking to the text on the entity brings up a display on the right hand side that gives more detailed information about that entity.

Moreover, the GO vocabularies can be queried at different levels, allowing annotators to assign properties to genes or gene products, depending on the depth of knowledge and specificity about that entity [ 2].

Given the deep knowledge of state-level American politics necessary to successfully geo-target ads like these, the whole thing raises further questions about the possibility that entities linked to the Russian government might have coordinated with individuals in the U.S., though it doesn't begin to answer those questions.

Mr. Petro's letter said Citibank was aware that Israeli officials had given Treasury "classified information" about the entity that neither Israel nor the United States government would share with Citibank.

Their fiscal year actually ends June 30, so these are already almost eight months old, but they reveal some interesting information about the entity that controls Wikipedia nonetheless.

If worlds are concrete particulars ("I and all my surroundings"), as they are for David Lewis (1986), then we could say that a proposition is true at a world if the proposition is about the entities that are parts of that world and is true, and true in a world if true at a world and also part of that world.

This shift in mindset has made this former Kurdish fighter strangely patriotic about Iraq, that odd entity cobbled together from disparate ethnic groups and lands by the British nearly a century ago.