Sentence examples for criterion of his from inspiring English sources

Pochman, who had last punted in high school, did not have a disastrous day, certainly the chief criterion of his appearance.

The criterion of his certainty is coherence.

Rinder says that an important criterion for his selection of the Biennial's artists was a "powerful sense of conviction".

(Thus, when Frege went on to give an explicit definition of numbers as extensions of concepts he appealed to it only to deduce what has come to be called Hume's principle – his statement of his criterion of identity for numbers in terms of equinumerosity of concepts, and emphasised that he regarded the appeal to extensions as inessential).

Bearing in mind the goal of fulfilling the task, it is conceivable that test participants granted more importance to the criteria of intelligibility ('Is the speech quality good enough so that I can understand my interlocutor without any difficulty?') than to the criteria of quality (for example, dissociating narrowband from wideband encoding) when emitting the quality judgement.

Le Grand responded to Sergeant's criticisms of the Cartesian criterion of truth in his Dissertatio de ratione cognoscendi … in 1679.

He essentially formulated the modern criterion of convergence in his Purely Analytic Proof (Bolzano 1817, 11 f).

The bureaucratic system has made the rank of an official the most fundamental criteria of measuring his power.

Darwin sensed a conflict between his criterion of moral progress the extension of sympathy and his criterion of the good of the community.

He began looking for a new challenge — but he had a particular set of criteria for his search.

A group of activists eager to see Cody on his way drew up a list of criteria for his successor.