Sentence examples for describing a subject from inspiring English sources

A related issue is that describing a subject's beliefs in terms of broad content can make a subject's beliefs appear irrational even though they are not: when beliefs are described in terms of broad content, they can be inconsistent with one another even though the inconsistency is in principle not discoverable by the subject.

There's something satisfying, too, about the use of tidy, monochromatic, near-minimalist animation to describe a subject as messy as modern Iran.

We describe a subject's transition probability evolving over time using logistic regression models for his or her past outcomes and covariates.

His strongest example describes a subject, Norman, who has a perfectly reliable clairvoyance faculty, but no evidence or reasons for or against the general possibility of a clairvoyant power or for or against his possessing one.

We previously [ 14] described a subject-specific model-based method of testing for RS in data collected at multiple occasions.

The various categories for describing a message's subject are also a big muddle, Dr. Nielsen said.

A lyrical novel is a risky proposition, but he gives it breath in describing a very dark subject: how America came into its own on the frontier.

To illustrate our method, we investigate an intermittent transition to chaos in a delay system describing a semiconductor laser subject to phase-conjugate feedback.

It also describes a contentious subject for musicians, producers and fans in China.

We reduce corpora of many millions of words to a few representative key-phrases that describe a specified subject of interest.

One can truly describe a given subject in narrower and narrower terms without there being any corresponding distinction of real metaphysical components in what we are describing.