Sentence examples for considered the example of from inspiring English sources

Descartes specifically considered the example of death.

The Mind's Secret Arithmetic," Snyder and D. John Mitchell considered the example of an autistic infant, whose mind "is not concept driven...

We have considered the example of nanotube radio, and we have shown that the strength of electromagnetic coupling remains the same using a magnetite nanoparticle of radius 160 nm instead of the charged tip.

When, for instance, Davidson (1978: 85 86) considered the example of an agent who adds some spice to a stew with the intention of improving the taste, he claimed that intentional agency requires only that the agent would have reasoned on the basis of the relevant attitudes that the action is to be performed, had he been aware of those attitudes at the time.

[Akerlof considered the example of the used car market and said there was a tendency for sellers of lemons to crowd out sellers of superior cars since buyers tended to assume all used cars are lemons.] I said there is a clear incentive for sellers of high-quality products to distinguish themselves, to signal the fact.

Consider the example of Britain.

Consider the example of eyesight.

Consider the example of Planned Parenthood.

Consider the example of Georgia.

Consider the example of women's equality.

Consider the example of Nortel Networks, the big Canadian maker of equipment for wireless networks.