Sentence examples for collection of assertions from inspiring English sources

Around 20 well-groomed performers periodically stand up and sit down, shake their hips alluringly or speak their lines — a collection of assertions about what this play isn't: no slice of life, no documentary, no story and on and on — in a variety of funny, frequently loud, voices.

This appears to be a deliberate choice on his part: he argues, for instance, that a conjunction is simply a collection of assertions, with no more intrinsic unity than the sequence of sentences in a lengthy account (e.g. the entire Iliad, to take Aristotle's own example).

"It is a collection of assertions, both verbal and symbolic, that identifies what variables are important for what reasons, specifies how they are interrelated and why, and identifies the conditions under which they should be related or not related" (Campbell 1990: 65).

As a result, definitions of theory emphasize these components, relationships, and boundaries: "It is a collection of assertions, both verbal and symbolic, that identifies what variables are important for what reasons, specifies how they are interrelated and why, and identifies the conditions under which they should be related or not related" (Campbell 1990: 65).

The more comprehensive and well structured the collection of expert assertions, the more rapidly accurate projection technology will be developed.

ORFs with annotation were associated with appropriate gene symbols, E.C. numbers, and GO terms from a large collection of annotation assertions that are associated with the HMMs and proteins identified through BLAST.

In truth, it may be more accurate to say they started out as cartoons — as collections of attributes, assertions and motivations, written and played but not yet lived — and have suffered a sea change into something real and strange.

2. Bioinformatics tools are developed to project structured collections of expert assertions (rather than just the wet lab results captured in the literature) to new genomes.

Each such causal assertion has a specific scientific citation, and the assembled collection of these causal assertions is referred to as the mouse knowledge assembly model in this paper.

Each such causal assertion has a specific scientific citation, and the assembled collection of these causal assertions is referred to as either the human or mouse KAM in this paper.

The assembled collection of these causal assertions is referred to as either the human or mouse Knowledge Assembly Model (KAM).