Sentence examples for acceptable instances from inspiring English sources

No rule of inference would be acceptable as a logical principle if it was not compatible with what we take to be acceptable instances of inferential reasoning.

However this does not apply in all areas meaning that it is perfectly acceptable in instances where you are finished with your work or already know the content being covered.

When the BS in the cluster is limited, the complexity would be acceptable, for instance, the search size is eight when M = 3.

Based on accepted error standards, %TEM for weight and height were considered acceptable in most instances.

In specific circumstances (determined by the above criteria) war can be a morally acceptable option (for instance in case of self-defense or humanitarian intervention).

Even interest-only loans would be acceptable in some instances, and what few rules there were could be circumvented because bankers would be given discretion when applying the rules.

His basic strategy is to attempt to show that the derivations we regard as good or acceptable explanations are instances of patterns that taken together score better according to the criteria just described than the patterns instantiated by the derivations we regard as defective explanations.

However, according to this definition for formic acid there is no restriction on additional atoms that an instance of formic acid may contain; i.e. it is acceptable if an instance of formic acid contains an additional nitrogen.

But experts say that the hackers simply learn to trick the system, by making guesses at an acceptable rate, for instance.

"It cannot be acceptable that, for instance, three people on average a week in south Wales are being taken to hospital by police car," she said.

On the level of a general (group) practice, less precise methods can be used with acceptable results: for instance, by dividing all patients into at least 3 age cohorts per sex.