Sentence examples for fixed statements from inspiring English sources

This understanding acknowledges the limits of written texts as fixed statements and enables us to account for the situatedness of knowing and learning as emerging from particular environments and configurations of things and processes.

This desire to be incorporated in a philosophy canon seems odd anyhow, since the power of Pirsig's books lie in their dynamic personal quest for value, rather than any fixed statement of it.

The interviews were semi-structured and started with a fixed statement aimed at putting the SBA at ease: "Today I want to give you some good news and ask you about the improvement of SBA practice in the delivery room.

That is, they need not have truth-values fixed for statements that are irrelevant to the context.

And they fixed on a statement from the Fed's Open Market Committee that looked ahead to a "gradual resumption of sustainable economic growth in a context of price stability".

Let be a nonnegative summable function on Let Let where and where is a family of all boxes such that is proportional to for some fixed Then the following statements hold: (21).

While the nation's attention was fixed on the Autumn Statement, the Chief Minister of Gibraltar, Fabian Picardo, slipped in and out of Downing Street for a chat with David Cameron.

The problem statement is fixed as….

Given that the order of policy statements is kept fixed within each VAA one can assume that (a) answer patterns (sequences of choices for all policy statements included in the VAA) can be found that characterise 'typical' voters of particular parties, and (b) the answer choice in each policy statement can be 'predicted' from previous answer choices.

Generate statements are useful if the number of times one wants to replicate the concurrent statements is not fixed but determined.

Given that the order of policy statements is kept fixed within each VAA one can assume that (a) answer patterns, i.e., sequences of choices for all policy statements included in the VAA, can be found that characterise 'typical' voters of particular parties, and (b) the answer choice in each policy statement can be 'predicted' from previous answer choices.