Sentence examples for each construed from inspiring English sources

To formalize this, let us agree that a test space is a non-empty collection A of non-empty sets E,F,…, each construed as a discrete outcome-set as in classical probability theory.

Objects of each type are construed as better and better approximations to the untyped objects of the final set theory.

Each vignette was construed in such way that children were still given the idea that they were confronted with these (everyday) situations during their space journey.

Each node construes the two connectivity tables that are the first neighbor table and the second neighbor table as shown in Figure 5.

Thomas Scanlon's contractualism, for example, which posits at its core those norms of action that we can justify to each other, is best construed as an ontological and epistemological account of moral notions.

Ever since Darwin and throughout the heroic age of molecular evolution, any phylogenetic tree was automatically assumed to represent the evolutionary history of the respective organisms - in other words, each such tree was construed as a "species" or "organismal" tree.

China and Taiwan have avoided establishing official contacts that might be construed as recognizing each other's governments, which have technically remained at war since the end of China's civil war in 1949.

For each member of the hierarchy is construed as that which gives being to another.

The U.S. EPA and NRC each provided definitions of susceptibility and construed the term differently.

We construed a subscale for each of the proposed four sub dimensions of institutionalization; see Additional file 1. Institutionalization of Skills (8 items): this subscale centers on cultivating and evaluating required skills.

Traditionally, the proponents of semantically incommensurable theories (paradigms, research programmes, research projects, global theoretical units) have been construed as unable to understand each other.