Sentence examples for disposed form from inspiring English sources

Aborted fetuses from infected animals contain huge numbers of infectious organisms and if not properly disposed form a major source of contamination.

These kinds of knowledge are often gendered, and they can influence the propositional claims people are disposed to form and accept.

Given this third position, a natural accompanying conception of the contents of an experience is that they are the same as the contents of beliefs that one is disposed to form in having the experience (claim (b) above).

Claim (b) above, which identifies the contents of an experience with contents of beliefs one is disposed to form in having the experience, assumes that the contents of both kinds of state can be the same.

The dimples are disposed to form a certain specified angle between the major axis of the ellipsoid and flow direction, and the direction of the major axis of each adjacent ellipsoidal dimple in the same cross-section is alternated.

If experiences are dispositions on the part of the subject to form beliefs about how things appear to her, a natural accompanying view about the contents of experience is that these just are the contents of the beliefs one is disposed to form.

But he provides enough detail for less favourably disposed readers to form a different view.

And, having disposed of one form of dictatorial authority through the mimic-murder of Frances Barber's Caesar, the inmates find Barber morphing into a bullying female screw.

In one letter, Mennecke brags of having disposed of fifty-six "forms" before noon.

Asked if he would be disposed toward re-forming the band, Fogerty said: "It's possible, yeah.

Such policies, it is claimed, could result in unfair discrimination against large numbers of people judged to be genetically disposed to "undesirable" forms of behaviour, such as aggression or violence.