Sentence examples for construed out of from inspiring English sources
Another phenomenon is the stipulation of a completely precise grammar for the formulae construed out of the artificial symbols, formulae that will be "stripped" versions of correlate sentences in natural language; this grammar amounts to an algorithm for producing formulae starting from the basic symbols.
On the other hand, the future, construed as out of his control, is saturated with distressing emotions, which suggests continued resistance within his apparent fatalism: " inevitable um decline toward desperation and death um which I try not to think about" and " worry about the future at times.
And the question of how to construe them out of underlying materials does not arise they are the material that underlies all else and nothing underlies them.
Publicity, Lazzarato points out, is construed as a factor of production.
In United States v. Gooding (1827), the Court construed the elements of the fitting out offense.
By making phenomenal properties basic, this position circumvents the daunting problem of construing phenomenal properties out of (as yet unknown) nonphenomenal properties.
The Active aspect is limited by a predetermined set of choices (nodes) laid out by the storyteller, by which the storyteller has construed a variety of outcomes.
So construed, they turn out to be both true and explanatory.
Only one third of events could possibly be construed as acts of warfare.
It was out of this toxic mix of convictions and aspirations that particular Europeans set about constructing racialized, rank-ordered philosophical anthropologies through which they construed a continent of diverse peoples as a single "race" of "Africans" or "Negroes".
