Sentence examples for formulated because from inspiring English sources

From the last body block, two simple queries are formulated because the number of words in this block is larger than (sigma _{mathrm {qmax}}).

Additional constraints on the configuration mode are formulated because the mode can be transitioned to only a limited number of possible modes, as shown in Fig. 1.

For example, unwritten cultural rules about how to use natural resources in a sustainable way are not explicitly formulated, because they are seemingly obvious to the local population.

'No sentence is negative, therefore no donkey is running' comes out as a valid consequence according to the criterion thus formulated, because 'No sentence is negative' can never be true: its mere existence falsifies itself whenever it is produced.

A large group who accept moral luck do not explicitly address the problem of moral luck as so formulated because they focus on what Nagel identifies as a narrower issue, namely, that of free will.

For two analytes, ash and phytic acid, no proper conclusion on equivalence can be formulated because of lack of observable natural variation in the reference varieties.

Evidence-based matching criteria are difficult to formulate because a robust reference standard for matching corresponding CTC and colonoscopy polyps poses very substantial methodological difficulties.

In this context, predictions are hard to formulate because the output of an altered RsbS phosphorylation can be reproduced by a number of patterns generated by different update tables and input parameters.

It would be especially surprising in the case of Akalaṅka Bhaṭṭa not to mention an author who greatly influenced the way Jaina thinkers argued and formulated their thoughts, because both of them seem to belong to South India.

On this view affirmatives have existential import, and negatives do not a point that became elevated to a general principle in late medieval times.[6] The ancients thus did not see the incoherence of the square as formulated by Aristotle because there was no incoherence to see.

As the LA Times investigation shows, Purdue formulated the drug because a patent on another its painkillers was set to expire.