Sentence examples for adequacy itself from inspiring English sources

(The last grade of adequacy itself subdivides into different notions, for "sense" can be spelled out in several different ways).

The testing process usually deploys some SW metrics to help determining the state of the SW or the adequacy of the testing itself.

Note, however, that an "intuition" of an idea's adequacy does not, of itself, establish the independent existence of the object represented by the idea.

That's because he thought that the adequacy of a definition itself is a matter of analytic truth and that what makes a truth a logical truth is that it is an analytic truth concerning certain symbols.

Each of these is the subject of further definitional debate, including the adequacy of the list itself.

The technical problems in the spillway should call into question the adequacy of the dam itself and the adequacy of about 20 other California dams built in the same time period, he said.

But there is a general lesson nearby: the adequacy of the paraphrases might itself depend on substantive metaphysical assumptions.

The problem is that with little forex coming in, and with reserves already standing at just $29bn, the central bank could soon find itself hitting the reserve adequacy prescription, under which it must hold forex reserves to cover six months of imports, or $27bn.

This is an adequacy condition for theories, not a theory itself.

Nevertheless, the rating outlooks are negative because further reimbursement cuts are possible, as CMS and the LTACH community itself do not view the adequacy of reimbursement levels similarly.

In these pages Mr. Rodman also argues, quite astonishingly, that "the adequacy of planning" for the war in Iraq itself "would be difficult to fault" and tries to blame the obvious lack of postwar planning for Iraq on "bureaucratic problems" and the State Department.