Sentence examples for as condition of from inspiring English sources

If, as it is documented, this mechanism observed in sensory areas can be thought as condition of perception, the brain areas taken together – each in its interaction with a respective sub-thalamic nucleus – are suspected to be considered as condition of cognition.

The implication of this observation is that all the inserted SP-frames are not suitable for switching as condition of zero buffer content and high bandwidth utilization at the time of switching cannot be satisfied.

The results indicate that holistic grazing management has the potential to improve animal performance, as well as condition of range areas as evident in the preference shown by frequent visits to HGA by both livestock and wildlife.

Schelling claims, in the wake of Fichte, that the resistance of the noumenal realm to theoretical knowledge results from the fact that "the [practical] act [of the absolute I] via which all limitation is posited, as condition of all consciousness, does not itself come to consciousness" (SW I/3, p. 409).

The earlier views emphasized the socialist significance of education as condition of democracy in the form of informed participation and of cooperation, since 'successful collaboration is possible only when those who act fix on one possibility, whether by agreement or by propaganda' (Neurath 1928/1973, 293).

All western states accepted the U.S. Constitution, including the Property Clause, as the supreme law of the land as condition of statehood and no state legislation can unilaterally disavow the Constitution.

Institutional sexism and racism, as well as conditions of work for staff and lecturers, becomes a distraction for an institution geared to profit".

Thousands of people took part in a series of otherwise peaceful marches to protest against the deep austerity cuts imposed as conditions of the bailout.

Both refrigeration of the meat and separation of the tigers were required as conditions of a stay the department issued to the preserve's owner, Joan Byron-Marasek, on June 19.

Although the others generally must avoid computers and children as conditions of their probation, there is no guarantee that they will continue to do so.

As conditions of his release, Mr. Mas cannot leave the country and cannot contact other former executives of the company.