Sentence examples for be thought for from inspiring English sources
"Undecidability," says Wittgenstein (PR §174) "presupposes… that the bridge cannot be made with symbols," when, in fact, "[a] connection between symbols which exists but cannot be represented by symbolic transformations is a thought that cannot be thought," for "[i]f the connection is there,… it must be possible to see it".
A first book by an Oxford historian who argues that between 1600 and 1800 society's view of sex changed completely – it began to be thought, for instance, that sex should be a private matter.
It may be thought, for example, that for behavior typical of forgiveness to qualify, conceptually, as forgiveness, it must be grounded in morally legitimate considerations, including whether the wrongdoer deserves to be forgiven (Murphy, 2001).
CDHA microcrystal nucleation on the surface of epithelial cells can be a critical step in the formation of kidney stones (Lieske et al. 1997) and identical mechanisms can be thought for unwanted calcifications in other soft tissues of the body, such as cardiac valves or vascular ducts.
These numbers of course report the distances as if they were sampled from a single distribution, and a priori it might be thought (for example) that sequences with TEs evolve at different rates than those without.
It was thought, for example, that visual learning could not transfer across orientations, positions, or eyes.
This work is thought for bringing social robots closer to non-expert users, who can play the game of "teaching how to do things" with the robot.
And of these features, it was thought – for a long time – that big brains came first.
The system has been thought for a marine and underwater environment and it has been tested using GARBI autonomous underwater vehicle.
