Sentence examples for determining the action from inspiring English sources

The astonishing speed with which violence emerges and leaves bodies behind arises from a psychological density that matches the density of society: for Dwan, a gunfight is a complex football play with life at stake, occurring in mere seconds, and his images seem to diagram the decisive machine-like calculations that spin through the gunfighter's head, instantaneously determining the action.

The training set consisted of five inputs and one output determining the action: right, left, forward, and stop.

9. See, e.g., the definition of "relevance" in Rule 401 of the Federal Rules of Evidence in the United States: it is not enough that the evidence has a "tendency to make a fact more or less probable"; in addition, it must also be shown that "the fact is of consequence in determining the action".

In our study, the three parameters of T2 control chart: the sample size, the sampling interval, and the upper percentage factor that is used for determining the action limit, vary between two values for a relaxed or tightened control, depending on the most recent T2 value.

Under the Federal Rules of Evidence ("Rules") evidence is relevant[8] if it has any tendency to make a fact more or less probable than it would be without the evidence and the fact is of consequence in determining the action.

In reporting Stone's hearing, the Liberator noted: "Never before, since the world was made, in any country, has woman publicly made her demand in the hall of legislation to be represented in her own person, and to have an equal part in framing the laws and determining the action of government".

"We have yet to determine the action we will take in response to that".

"To set the predicate is to determine the action the noun" -- in this case, the subject of the report -- "is to take.

And then there's a perennial point of clarification — "Superheroes don't kill people; they save people" — that seems to determine the action of the show.

The judge in the case has already ruled that MP3.com infringed upon Universal's copyrights, but the size of the damages in the case will depend on whether the court determines the action was "willful".

The myth is most often treated as a lesson in man's utter subjection to fate, but Schnackenberg is more interested in the helplessness of Apollo, who does not really determine the action but simply transmits the decrees of fate.