Sentence examples for demands regularity from inspiring English sources
The essence of standardized tests demands regularity and predictability in order for comparisons to be made.
What an extreme subjectivist, even one who demands regularity, lacks is an analogue of truth, some yardstick for distinguishing the 'veridical' probability assignments from the rest (such as the 0.999 one above), some way in which probability assignments are answerable to the world.
It's a searing experience to have a child who doesn't talk, who doesn't want to be touched, who self-harms, who demands a regularity and an order that parents can't supply, whose eyes are not windows to their souls but black mirrors.
Nancy Hoving New York City In Steven Shapin's review of "In a Different Key," by John Donvan and Caren Zucker, Shapin writes, "It's a searing experience to have a child who doesn't talk, who doesn't want to be touched, who self-harms, who demands a regularity and an order that parents can't supply, whose eyes are not windows to their souls but black mirrors" ("Seeing the Spectrum," January 25th).
Manufacturing at the atomic scale demands higher regularity and produces less controlled structures.
It is wonderfully alive to its own time as well to as the idea of posterity, and it always strikes the right balance between the demand for regularity, and the need to recognise that language is a permanently-evolving thing.
Small children demand a regularity in their lives that rarely exists in the working lives of people in their mid-30s doing professional or managerial jobs.
They need consistency, regularity, and discipline.
The Riemann-Liouville derivative of a constant is not zero, while the Caputo derivative of a constant is zero but demands higher conditions of regularity for differentiability: to compute the fractional derivative of a function in the Caputo sense, we must first calculate its derivative.
However, this regularity also demands a different instructor stance with respect to grading.
