Sentence examples for for every natural from inspiring English sources

It has never been a school's role to introduce students to every theory and hypothesis for every natural or historical phenomenon.

When the Port Arthur shootings occurred in 1996 John Howard's response was instantaneous as it was for every natural disaster that occurred during his prime ministership.

Clearly, this sequence can also be extended to give a formula for "Exactly n things are ϕ" for every natural number n.

Now their most important differences are those of property, function, and power; for every natural body has, we maintain, its own functions, properties, and powers.

This code possesses such a numerous advantages, including the efficient and easy code construction, simple encoder/decoder design, existence for every natural number n, and variable in-phase cross-correlation and easy to implement using Fiber Bragg Gratings (FBGs).

But this deceptively modest-seeming book resonates with the author's sweet, ennobling enthusiasm for every natural phenomenon that animates her characters' rural world, and with her overarching wisdom and passion.

After adjusting for Schistosoma mansoni and Plasmodium infection, we estimated a significant 43% increase in the prevalence of hepatomegaly/hepatosplenomegaly for every natural-log-unit increase in AF-alb.

For Olivi, every natural physical agent has a virtual attention of this sort that extends as far as its causal force does (Q23, pp. 424 25).

He closed a university and turned it into a prison, lived through a plane crash, and showed up for just about every natural disaster that hit the state.

Since for every (alphainLambda) and every natural number n we have (A_{[alpha]_{n+1}}subset A_{[alpha]_{n}}), it follows that (sup_{alphainLambda_{n}}d(A_{alpha } geq sup_{alphainLambda_{n+1}}d(A_{alpha})).

For example, in intuitionism every natural number has a prime factorization; there exist computably enumerable sets that are not computable; $(A \vee \neg A)$ holds for all quantifier free statements $A$.