Sentence examples for embedded claiming from inspiring English sources

When the internet wasn't satisfied with the family's first response, and apparently continued to hound them, they released a second video on Wednesday (which is linked above, but cannot be embedded) claiming that this controversy is tearing their family apart, and saying they need to come clean.

To document the degree of competition for the perceptually complex (onset embedded) claim words relative to the played and shape set, and to specify the potential timing of these competition effects, we carried out a gating experiment where the listeners heard successively larger fragments of the stimulus and were asked to guess which word they thought they were hearing.

It is a condition of adequacy for the project of extending moral semantics to embedded normative claims that the embedded sentences and the judgements stand in the intuitively correct logical relations to one another.

He even embedded his claim in the title of his campaign book: "No Apology: Believe in America".

According to the suit, which we've embedded below, Nuance claims Vlingo is infringing on number of Nuance's patents including U.S. patent no.

In the video it's releasing on YouTube for the occasion (embedded below), Microsoft claims 'hundreds of thousands' of users have already used Photosynth – which was released to the public back in August 2008 – and uploaded more than 12 million photos in 350,000 synths.

So now, recent footage (like the video embedded above) which claims to show arriving Russian aircraft, are apparently actually Iranian aircraft.

But the character of government and representation is increasingly a matter of international concern and inquiry, while the people also increasingly embed their claims and their right to accountable government not only in local principles and precepts, but also in the rules and standards endorsed internationally.

We embed this claim in a discussion of affects, atmospheres and Peter Sloterdijk's notion of nomotop.

In this paper, because we consider problems on the whole space (mathbb {R}^{N}) where the Sobolev spaces lack compactness of the Sobolev embedding, we claim (overline{F} x,u >0) for all (uneq0) in ((f_{5})^).

To understand the claims embedded in the "lean in" hypothesis, we need to know why, when or how women decide to pursue positions of authority in the workplace.