Sentence examples for entities of the same from inspiring English sources

Add in private entities of the same type and these sorts of "corporate form" account for over two-thirds of new firms.

In particular, the French mathematician Henri Poincaré (1854 1912) objected to impredicative constructions, which construct an entity of a certain type in terms of entities of the same or higher type i.e., self-referencing constructions and definitions.

The alternatives included a more moderate realism propounded by the American philosopher Robert Stalnaker which denies Lewis's homogeneity thesis (the claim that merely possible worlds are entities of the same kind as the actual world), as well as fictionalism, the view that possible-world theory is literally false but useful.

A c denotes interest in revealing data from other entities of the same type, but not oneself, e.g., other utilities.

The manifold interactions between biological entities of the same hierarchical level or between different levels are accounted for by networks, primarily metabolic pathways and regulatory circuits.

Training is often developed by an organization that hopes that one of the entities of the same network can understand all the facets of a given action.

It allows the abstraction and sharing of computer and network resources, as well as the co-existence of entities on the same substrates [2].

An MIB module is a collection of individual objects and tables of objects, each of which contains a value that describes the configuration or status of a manageable entity or logical entity of the same type.

The fact that we find similar patrilineal lineages across West Africa raises the intriguing possibility that many ethnic groups (or 'tribes') or even ethnolinguistic groups that identify themselves as homogenously related entities, consist of the same small number of closely related genetic lineages.

Table 2 also shows agreement for the case where the annotation boundaries are relaxed, i.e., where two entity annotations of the same type overlap a given span of text but do not have exactly matching begin/end points, and this shows even higher agreement.

It takes large sets of articles (the whole MEDLINE in the current version of FACTA) to find implicit associations between named entities, by using statistical measures of co-occurrences of entities in the same articles.