Sentence examples for all these utterances from inspiring English sources

We can describe all these utterances as incomplete, in the sense that there is some parameter — a comparison class, a purpose, a perspective or a frame of reference — that must be taken into account if the utterance is to be regarded as expressing a possibly true proposition, and yet the utterance contains no explicit word or phrase that specifies a value for this parameter".

One investigator read all these utterances and assessed whether the diagnosis was delivered precisely.

For example, I have the notion that all these "utterance" artists came out of Warhol.

Although the relative speaker-microphone position changed randomly from utterance to utterance, the participants were allowed to use all the utterances from a single test condition and to perform full-batch processing.

For all the DNNs that use TRAP (TempoRAl Pattern) features [30] computed from filterbank features, we also input a 100-dimensional i-vector [13] derived from all the utterances of the speaker.

Interestingly, a predicative element can be found in all these polysyllabic utterance particles in Mandarin and Cantonese.

The marathon diligently uses the ING name in all public utterances, press releases and signs.

Mark Twain to Helen Keller: "The substance, the bulk, the actual and valuable material of all human utterances is plagiarism".

You write: The kernel, the soul — let us go further and say the substance, the bulk, the actual and valuable material of all human utterances — is plagiarism.

But look beyond the leering blokery of all his utterances on Back in Black and you find taut, pithy, rigorous works whose sense of mischief is (usually) evident.

Focusing as they did on scientific discourse, the logical positivists went so far as to claim that an utterance is meaningful only if it is a tautology or such that it can be confirmed or disconfirmed (in principle) through experience; all other utterances are literally nonsense (see verifiability principle).