Sentence examples for cannot be reckoned as from inspiring English sources
Chattopadhyaya (1989) argues that since Jayarāśi criticises all philosophical views and schools, he cannot be reckoned as an adherent of the Cārvāka / Lokāyata tradition, because one can either be a materialist or sceptic; and clearly Jayarāśi's philosophical views do not fit into the typical materialist framework.
In a letter, Melnik wrote: "Her attitude is childlike, and altogether she cannot be reckoned with as a responsible adult, but must be led and directed like a child.
The results obtained in this paper can be reckoned as the new development of the equilibrium problem (1.1).
26 For purposes of comparison a talent may be reckoned as worth £250, or $1200.
Specifically, the projection precoding can be reckoned as an OOB suppression method without BER constraint (with BER loss).
However, an approximate number of MTs can be reckoned, as shown below.
Fish assemblages are reckoned as indicators of aquatic ecosystem health, which has become a key feature in water quality management.
Thermosolutal or double diffusive convection within this mushy zone is reckoned as one of the key hydrodynamics phenomena governing the microstructure of the product and its properties.
These things suggest that unions remain, as much as ever, a force to be reckoned with.
An imprint might be reckoned to be downmarket, so it cannot get bookshops to take its more literary titles seriously.
