Sentence examples for content qualified from inspiring English sources

Its high lead content qualified it as crystal, and Houghton eventually decided that the Steuben line was to be made exclusively of this material.

It has a low alcohol content, qualifying it as a punch that could be drunk with spicy food too.

Does some factual content qualify as information only if it is true?

The two other press releases were short documents (110 and 117 words) that included no content qualifying as a statement for the purposes of this study.

Roughly, Husserl's idea is that objectifying acts either have to be described as intuitions (Anschauungen) because they bear intuitive content in the case of perceptions, this content, also qualified as "real [reell]," is saliently made of sensations (Empfindungen, later also labeled as hyle for the development of this notion cf. Taipale 2014, 27ff).

The United States made an issue of Hondas produced in Canada, claiming that they were not Canadian enough in content to qualify for the lower NAFTA tariffs.

Once the content is so qualified, the quantity of semantic information in p is calculated in terms of distance of p from the situation/resource w that p is supposed to model.

You may not use or promote language or content that would qualify as hateful or racially offensive.

Tumblr is attempting to make aims to minimize the impact on the site's artistic community as well, but this level of nuance is going to be incredibly difficult for them to enforce uniformly and will more than likely lead to a lot of frustrated users being told that their content does not qualify as "art".

The greatest strength of Wikipedia is that its contributors can chose which area they want to write about, which, in theory, means they only produce content where they are most qualified to do so.

A recent review qualified both its content and construct validity as high [ 20].