Sentence examples for expression of the fact from inspiring English sources
It is rather an expression of the fact that the reform of the state has not gone far enough".
It is an expression of the fact that God has made men and women with different yet complementary gifts and roles.
"My Communism, Benjaminn said, "is a drastic, not infertile expression of the fact that the present intellectual industry finds it impossible to make room for my thinking, just as the present economic order finds it impossible to accommodate my life".
A recent biography speculates that the rage contained in this painting is a direct expression of the fact that her rapist was pardoned by the Grand Duke of Tuscany.
The law of large numbers is an expression of the fact that the ratios predicted by probability statements are increasingly accurate as the number of events increases, but the absolute number of outcomes of a particular type departs from expectation with increasing frequency as the number of repetitions increases.
This might be an expression of the fact that children under 14 years of age have smaller lungs and thereby generally shorter airways than adults [27].
In single channel measurements, on the contrary, T7 biased motifs features become over-estimations of gene expression because of the fact that the aberrant motif bias signals add up to the true gene expression signals.
And the statement that I'm making is that if I have two discrete-time sinusoidal signals at two different frequencies, and if these frequencies are separated by an integer multiple of 2 pi namely if omega_2 is equal to omega_1 + 2 pi times an integer m when I substitute this into this expression, because of the fact that n is also an integer, I'll have m * n as an integer multiple of 2 pi.
If this view were correct, then the question of whether the Earth or heavens rotate would be ill-formed, those alternatives being merely different but equivalent expressions of the facts.
This story is a compressed, dramatic expression of that fact.
