Sentence examples for argument represented from inspiring English sources
Finally we provide fractional extensions of the relativistic stable processes, which we define as a Brownian motion with a random time argument represented by independent fractional TS processes of order β (resp. 1/β).
This argument represents a true clash of ideas.
This argument represents a failure to grasp the principles of basic risk management, as illustrated in the following cartoon.
The argument represents a patchwork of theories advanced for years, but the more common argument is that thimerosal directly damaged children's brains.
However, it's hard to agree with his statement that this argument represents the opposing view to Mithani and Vilenkin's.
This argument represents the latest phase of my dissertation project, which relates experimental theatre aesthetics from the U.S. 1960s to countercultural notions of authentic humanism.
So the hope must be that the current argument represents not the death-rattle of Kyoto, but the birth pangs of something better.
That argument represents a stunning about-face for Likud politicians, who traditionally contended that settlements in Gaza were a cornerstone of Israeli security, and that to evacuate any while violence continued was to reward terrorism.
The Gore position is not only that the Florida Supreme Court decision did not change the law by interpreting it, but also that this entire argument represents a misunderstanding of Section 5.
Modify your existing soda-machine code so that it now takes in a single argument representing the name of the soda machine, and consistently returns the same thing for each machine.
Those who have little taste for religious zeal should welcome a subsidised, non-competitive market in beliefs precisely because it will produce lower-quality religion the one product for which differentiated and customer-pleasing brands yields no increased social good but much potential strife.This was, in fact, David Hume's argument, representing a disagreement with his friend, Adam Smith.
