Sentence examples for common formulations from inspiring English sources
We have presented here one of the most common formulations of Turing's basic idea.
Still, the principle of state neutrality, on its common formulations, remains an anti-perfectionist principle one with wide, if not completely unrestricted, scope.
This paper investigates the relations between common formulations for reserve selection, including minimum set cover, maximum coverage and maximal utility planning.
Naturally, if Respect (1) is the favored view, then an appeal to the norm of respect for persons will not ground the principle of state neutrality, at least on its common formulations.
Environmental ENM concentrations are difficult to quantify, but production and release estimates suggest wastewater treatment plant effluent levels ranging from 10− 4 to > 101 μg L− 1 for the most common formulations by production volume.
First, a simple and straightforward appeal to the norm of respect for persons cannot ground or justify the principle of state neutrality (on any of its common formulations), since this norm, like other normative commitments, is subject to a range of interpretations, which are very much in dispute among moral and political philosophers.
It's a common formulation, but always makes me wonder exactly how much money these stars can really need.
(Actually, the common formulation is a slight distortion of Ed Murphy's initial axiom, which stipulated, of an assistant, "If there is a wrong way to do it, he will," but whatever).
As usual in cases involving the Eighth Amendment, the justices debated whether the Constitution should consider, in a one common formulation, "the evolving standards of decency that mark the progress of a maturing society".
But micronutrient powders (Sprinkles is the name of the original, most common formulation) are being distributed at a national level in just a smattering of countries: Mongolia, Kyrgyzstan, Bolivia and the Dominican Republic.
According to one common formulation, an action is right if it would promote a greater amount of happiness for a greater number of people than would any other action performable in the same circumstances.
