Sentence examples for for such a derivation from inspiring English sources

But this may simply be folk etymology, as the fruit bears no resemblance to a billiard ball, and there is no direct evidence for such a derivation.

So, whether or not 'ought' can be derived from 'is' has become one of the central questions of ethical theory, and the majority of interpreters hold that, for Hume, such a derivation is impossible.

While a score test is standard in the first scenario, deriving the noncentrality parameter for such a test gives the same result (derivation not shown), and the two tests are nonetheless asymptotically equivalent [Cox and Hinkley, 1974].

What is required for a consistency proof is an operation which, given a formal derivation, transforms such a derivation into one of a special form, plus proofs that the operation in fact does this and that proofs of the special kind cannot be proofs of an inconsistency.

Though Geach (1955) claimed such a derivation was possible, C. Parsons (1965) was the first to note that Hume's Principle was powerful enough for the derivation of the Dedekind/Peano axioms.

But again the hexing is irrelevant to the dissolving and such a derivation is no explanation.

"[J]ust such a derivation", of course, appears only in the Grundgesetze.

The main ingredient for such derivation is an Itô's formula along a flow of conditional measures and a suitable notion of differentiability with respect to probability measures.

Accuracy is obviously important for NHANES for uses such as derivation of national reference intervals.

For such complex systems the derivation of complete composition temperature phase diagrams is almost impossible.

5 See Appendix A.1 for a derivation in detail.