Sentence examples for construed for its from inspiring English sources

Google's numbers are dancing far above what even the most bullish analysts had construed for its September quarter, and analyst spreadsheets need stretching to accommodate Google's startling momentum worldwide.

For since reason naturally begins with the assumption of such a knowledge, yet cannot recognize it in the abstractions construed for the sake of the understanding, it ends up treating it as mere illusion.

That is, is talk of bodies fundamentally to be construed for Spinoza as predicative or adjectival on substance?

The other approach, described as functional assessment involves identifying environmental influences on behavior (broadly construed, for many, as including organismic variables).

If one opts for panpsychism (thus broadly construed for now) then one must account for the all too obviously apparent total lack of certain features at the fundamental level.

The reasons that can be construed for the issues raised above are the following realities still currently associated with CRN: There is a general difficulty in establishing, explaining and capturing all the details of CRN in one single model.

Let S be a set, construed for the moment as the state-space of a physical system, and let Σ be a sigma-field of subsets of S. We can regard each partition E of S into countably many pair-wise disjoint Σ-measurable subsets as representing a 'coarse-grained' approximation to an imagined perfect experiment that would reveal the state of the system.

This paradigm was specifically construed for the purpose of the present study.

Separate multivariable regression models were construed for both all-cause and cardiac-related death.

Courage was also measured by means of 12 vignettes, which were construed for the purpose of the present study.

What is more, the IMF's return to Kiev may be construed as a political victory for its recently elected president.Doing a deal is easier when the economy is healthier (or less sick).