Sentence examples for extant truth from inspiring English sources
We seem to know the extant truth just the same.
The extant truth of diet and health is subject to the heat, but lamentably, not the light of such fire.
The extant truth is that years are being lost needlessly from lives, life needlessly from years, as bickering over what we may not know forestalls good use of what we do.
The extant truth is that we have known for years and decades the simple, salient imperatives of nutrition that are configured among the leading root causes and potential cures for much of the modern world's burden of chronic disease and premature death.
Postmodernism offers us "uncreative writing"; metamodernism offers "creative metawriting" whose content is equal parts ineluctably idiosyncratic (individuated by author) and indubitably locomotive (informed by extant but always-already evolving local or regional truth-quotients).
These assumptions about ground truth can for example be derived from the extant literature using operational analysis.
Let L denote the set of leaves (i.e. extant proteins) in T, and let I be the set of ground-truth interactions among L. We define as the universe of potential interactions.
We demonstrate that process here, learning that what we cannot see with TimeSync are those changes that are not expressed in the forest canopy (e.g., pre-commercial harvest or understory burning) and that these extant reference datasets have numerous omissions that render them less than desirable for representing truth.
In truth, Hitler hated Pius and Pius deplored both National Socialism and Communism, as countless extant documents show.
We note that even though our model cannot represent the full microscopic truth underlying the mtDNA bottleneck, its ability to recapitulate the wide range of extant experimental measurements suggest that its study may yield useful insights into the effects of different treatments and perturbations on the bottleneck.
