Sentence examples for existing ends from inspiring English sources

But though we may thus think of the shadow as separate from the man, the shadow cannot be separate from the man ; and though we may try to think of the falling or the vibration as separate from the wood or the stone, such falling and vibration cannot exist apart from these and other such materials, and the effort to speak of it as so existing ends in mere nonsense.

For example, it would be useful to know exactly how trainees and supervisors are using ES for which WPBAs, and how different WPBAs serve the existing ends of ES.

Most notably, decision-making capacity was not understood as merely involving understanding of the situation and the ability to identify rational means to existing ends, but also, by some, as concerning those very ends, in particular that of the patient's own health.

You can twist the existing ends of the body into two antennae, or add a whole new pipe cleaner to the mix instead, if you want.

These latter service providers are known as identity providers (IdPs), and there are already thousands of them in existence today, providing their services to existing end user service providers, through a process known as identity federation.

In this paper, we revisit existing end-to-end security standards and key establishment schemes and discuss their limitations considering the specific scenarios of the IoT.

Measuring shear forces is useful for grasping and manipulating objects; however, there are limited effective shear sensing strategies that are compatible with existing end effectors.

These data are highly relevant for comparing decentralised treatment options with existing end-of-pipe treatments, for feeding into risk assessments and for design purposes.

Finally, in Experiment 4, we used as primes non-morphological pseudowords like °rapiduit, -uit being an existing ending of French but not a suffix.

This shift enables HR analytics to be taken out of HR and become part of existing end-to-end business analytics, where human resources is just one element in the value chains analyzed.

First, we describe the software architecture of a SN (which can be implemented on top of existing end-user devices), and we detail how a SN can manage its role set, eventually extending it through cooperation with other SNs.