Sentence examples for correct explanation of from inspiring English sources
But how, Freud then asks, can the correct explanation of a dream hinge on something so fragile as a chance encounter?
It might be said that the Kimjongilia's bouffant petals echo the hairstyle of North Korea's eponymous ruler, but a guide at the exhibition has a more politically correct explanation of the flower's appearance.
May 9, 1785 Pennsylvania January 24 , 1860Cincinnati, Ohio James Pollard Espy, (born May 9, 1785, Pennsylvania, U.S. died Jan . 24 , 1860Cincinnati, Ohio), American meteorologist who apparently gave the first essentially correct explanation of the thermodynamics of cloud formation and growth.
A correct explanation of the system before asking their opinion resulted in an almost 80% acceptance rate.
Holbach's metaphysics, then, is mechanistic, in that any correct explanation of an event will refer only to matter, motion, and the laws which describe their combination.
A correct explanation of emotional engagement with absences must be more general and cognitively less demanding than rationalists tend to presuppose.
Over both datasets, using the spatiotemporal actions and gaze estimator as inputs to the higher-level rule set, we find that the system derives a correct explanation on 79% of the occasions in which a human observer identifies an event has occurred.
But despite this fact, nay, in virtue of it, one arrives at correct explanations of the phenomena.
Our results do not support the MM theory prediction, but further analysis, using quantitative and more detailed expression data (namely ovule and carpel angiosperm expressed genes and eventually male and female specific gymnosperm expressed genes) are needed to determine if the MM theory is, or is not, the correct explanation for the origin of the hermaphrodite flower.
Comparatively, non-equilibrium models described the Cd data better and provided a more correct explanation for the spreading and asymmetry of the Cd BTC.
To give the correct explanation, the values of factor loadings were checked using Steven's guideline of acceptable value of 0.29 0.38 for a sample size of 200 300 participants.
