Sentence examples for even ad hoc from inspiring English sources

More commonly the theist will continue to include benevolence in the concept of God and attempt to deal with the problem of evil with the help of various auxiliary or even ad hoc hypotheses or considerations, much as a scientist may attempt, often successfully, to shore up against empirical refutation a previously well tested theory.

Also, use of structured or even ad hoc queries could make EIP surveillance and research projects more flexible and powerful.

(My own thoughts on ethics in general is that if the rule of 'first do no harm and second maybe do some good' is followed then a study – that may include even ad hoc landing collections – is not unethical).

And possible extension to circular or even ad-hoc array arrangements can be made in the future.

The noise would enter feature selection as outliers and produce less informative or even ad-hoc feature sets (e.g., peaks with less biological meaning), which would lead to an inaccurate or even poor decision function in classification and affect the disease phenotype diagnosis, generalization, and biomarker discovery in translational bioinformatics.

Given the vividness and variety of Messiaen's writing, it is easy for even an ad hoc chamber group to create an effect with this work.

Throughout the conflict, militias have periodically overrun park facilities, forced out conservationists, abetted or allowed in poachers, and generally fucked with Virunga in 2012 some rebels were even giving ad hoc gorilla tours to visitors to fund their insurgency.

Rather than following this direction here, I used an even more ad hoc but faster procedure.

Screening programs in developing countries are even more ad hoc and heterogeneous (7).

Lisa, the evening's ad hoc coordinator, suggests moving on to Echo's, a bar up the street where, she says, "everyone eventually ends up".

The reason for this is twofold: (a) the framework provides a standardized approach whereby comparisons can be made systematically and (b) may be used even in the absence of formally rigorous statistical criteria, i.e. even if only ad hoc decision rules are available and is therefore not restricted to methods with theoretically well-established detection criteria.