Sentence examples for downward version from inspiring English sources

Authorities in French cities are considering a ban on a one-man show by the controversial French comedian Dieudonné M'bala M'bala – generally known simply as Dieudonné – whose provocative downward version of a Nazi salute was performed during an English Premier League football match by his friend Nicolas Anelka.

Turning to the Löwenheim-Skolem theorem, we find that the downward version has adequate generalizations to L ω1,ω) (and, indeed, to all infinitary languages).

Further, an age-downward version of the CM was construed (i.e., the CM for Children or, briefly, CM-C).

The CM-C is an age-downward version of the self-report scale of courage that was recently developed by Norton and Weiss [ 10].

This issue was directly addressed in a study by Field (2006b) who got children aged 6 9 years to complete an age-downward version of Carver and White's (1994) BIS scale and then received either threatening, positive or no information about unknown animals.

Second, it seems possible to reliably assess children's level of courage by means of an age-downward version of the CM (i.e., the CM-C), and these self-report scores also seem to possess some validity, as evidenced by positive correlations with scores on an alternative measure of courage (i.e., the vignette task) and a parent-version of the CM-C.

Another important parity check type of matrix is put together using H0 and its d successive downward shifted versions [19].

The child self-report BIS/BAS scales are a downward extension of the adult version of the questionnaire [ 30], based on Gray's theory of personality.

In the Foucauldian version of history, the downward slide of the mentally ill begins with 'capitalism' and the modern state, as the former benignly neglected denizens of the village commons were now 'confined' in barrack-like asylums.

However, within the adult version the step was downward and significantly smaller (mean = −15.1 kHz, 95% CI [−19.7, −10.4], p<0.001).

We show that all versions of so-called downward inheritance, i.e., on-path or off-path preemption and skeptical or credulous reasoning, are intractable.