Sentence examples for because it adopted from inspiring English sources

Evangelicalism spoke [End Page 711] to its adherents because it adopted individual experience toward social meaning: One's conversion and the spiritual and temporal needs of one's neighbors were never completely separate, even if that relationship adapted to changing environments.

(After 1784, Derby was known as Crown Derby because it adopted a crowned D as its mark).

The SNP's dominance is not just because it adopted the "left" policies – like tuition fees – abandoned by Tony Blair.

Basically I agree with his assessment: Europe has more fundamental problems in sheer economic terms, because it adopted a single currency without the necessary institutions to make it workable.

To suggest, as Michael Gove did recently, that there was something unpatriotic about Oh What a Lovely War because it adopted a critical stance is to offer an insultingly narrow definition of love of country.

To suggest, as Michael Gove did recently, that there was something unpatriotic about Oh What a Lovely War because it adopted a critical stance is to offer an insultingly narrow definition of love of country.

Flink is efficient in machine learning, because it adopts its own machine learning library called FlinkML.

Although the control of mutation step size is required in ES algorithms, DE does not need to control the step size because it adopts a mathematical operation as its mutation using the weighted sum of the base vector and the difference vectors.

It is observed that the velocity of UEs will not affect the number of measurement report with a standard scheme, because it adopts a fix-duration report strategy.

There is a risk of the handover fail which may result in a radio link failure in LTE networks, because it adopts a hard handover scheme.

GFDM is suitable for noncontiguous frequency band allocation because it adopts a shortened CP via the tail biting technique [6, 7].