Sentence examples for community details from inspiring English sources

A metasemantic theory will tell us what makes it the case that these are the correct interpretations of their meaning: e.g., the metasemantic theory might appeal to the speaker's dispositions and history, how she is causally connected to her social or physical context, the linguistic conventions of the local linguistic community, details about the conversational context, and so on.

His comments were part of his annual update to the Princeton community detailing upcoming plans and projects.

Schnell writes in the German-Brazilian dialect, Hunsrücker, to his parents who later became part of the Mucker community, detailing personal and military travails.

Not only does it provide an ample introduction to soils as a 'marriage of the mineral world and the organic world' — that is, to basic soil science — it also furnishes the reader with an extensive account of the soil community, detailing organisms from kangaroo rats to microbes...

Newtown focuses on the community, detailing the aftermath for three families; we take in this tragedy's particularity: Newtown stands out from other horrendous shootings that followed.

The Postdoc Community page details events that occur throughout the year and opportunities to become involved in the Princeton University community.

"To draw arbitrary lines all over Renaissance paintings and expect to be taken seriously by the scholarly community!" Some details seem to support the authors' position.

Ideas can be submitted via the task force idea bank, at upcoming community forums (details forthcoming), or via email to the task force.

UPDATE 23 OCT 2013: Clear and concise resources, developed with the support of DataONE, help the citizen science community understand details of data policies.

Unlike the 2010 decennial census, which counts every American, Tuesday's survey, the American Community Survey, details characteristics using samples taken from about one in 10 Americans between 2005 and 2009.

The MMpred model is implemented as an R package and is suitable for further community validation (details in the Supplementary materials).