Sentence examples for can be expounded from inspiring English sources

"It is determinate", writes William of Sherwood, "when the locution can be expounded by means of some single thing" (tr.

The operational principle of each can be expounded by reference to the deep shaft option in Fig. 7a.

Bentham and Austin would have had a ready response: that people ordinarily misuse the word 'obligation', by failing to give it a meaning that can be expounded by reference to sensible objects.

The thickness-dependent in-plane conductivity can be expounded by a growth model of vertically aligned SWCNT films in which a thin layer of nanotube networks form on top of films at the initial stage of the growth.

Words that do not bring to view such perceptible things have no meaning, on that view, except insofar as they can be expounded by 'paraphrasis' — Bentham's method of translating whole sentences in which those words are used into sentences that do raise images of perceptible things.

To describe the one as curved (coiled) and the other as straight (uncoiled) is not to appeal to specifically different kinds of entities curvature and straightness but merely to describe the ropes in ways that can be expounded according to two different patterns.

Notwithstanding this tattle can even be expounding on the subject of your children or sweetheart.

There can be no place for revealed doctrine to be expounded as true science unless certain truths are already demonstrated, in the logical order at least, by philosophical reason.

The three performance indexes and cost function will be expounded in the following sections.

Perhaps each of the major points could be expounded upon in the text.

Moreover, it is expounded that some relevant important conclusions in the literature can be directly deduced from the results in the present paper.