Sentence examples for applies to a given from inspiring English sources
In Plantinga's system, then, a 1-place predicate P applies to a given haecceity e at a world w just in case the property expressed by P is coexemplified with the e at w.
We further summarize our experience with neuroanatomical tracers, in an attempt to provide the novice user with some advice to help this person to select the most appropriate criteria to choose a tracer that best applies to a given experimental design.
The Bayesian approach allows the physician to know the probability that a study applies to a given clinical patient who has certain known measured elements, but this is followed by an intuitive stance on the part of the physician in applying the results of the clinical trial to the unique patient facing him.
Specific scoring criteria were used to rate each PCL-R item on a three-point scale (0 = absent, 1 = possibly or partially present, 2 = definitely present) according to the extent to which it applies to a given individual.
So Bertoni began looking for patterns that would predict customer behavior — specifically, an algorithm that would guess correctly the number of stars a given user would apply to a given movie.
And while our son's school does not make class rankings public, its college planning Web site provides "scattergrams" that graph a student's position amid classmates applying to a given college.
One doesn't necessarily know how all that extracurricular work will apply to a given piece, but writers work less from a thesis than by association: one feels one's way, just like everybody else.
Such an accelerator is necessarily linear, and the electrostatic field can be applied to a given particle only once (unless, as in the tandem accelerator described below, the charge of the particle undergoes a change in sign).
A catalogue can be applied to a given system to configure it.
Morality can be, and typically ought to be, made to apply to a given situation in all its particularity.
Different criteria of neutrality are available and they yield different results when applied to a given body of work.
