Sentence examples for forthcoming proposition from inspiring English sources

Andy Kellman from Allmusic also referred to it as "a sleek, forthcoming proposition...as undeniable and rocking as Sugababes' 2002 UK smash 'Freak Like Me'".

The forthcoming proposition provides a formula for the steady state of (24a), while the details of its derivation can be found in Appendix.

Guardian News & Media (GNM) has today announced the appointment of Anna Watkins to the role of managing director of its forthcoming commercial proposition, Guardian Labs.

It is one of the first major partnerships for the Guardian US and will be driven out of Guardian Labs, the Guardian's forthcoming global commercial proposition focused on innovative client collaboration and cross-media partnerships.

Others, like McGlone (2012) and Merricks (forthcoming), hold that a proposition's having certain representational properties is a primitive matter.

Don C. Reed is the author of the forthcoming STEM CELL BATTLES: Proposition 71 and Beyond, from World Scientific Publishing , Inc

This is a comment to the forthcoming presentation of IEA's proposition for a new architecture for financing universal modern energy access to be presented at the conference 'Energy for all Financing access for the poor' held in Oslo in October 2011.

Don C. Reed is the author of the forthcoming book, STEM CELL BATTLES: Proposition 71 and Beyond: How Ordinary People Can Fight Back Against the Crushing Burden of Chronic Disease, from World Scientific Publishing.

Don C. Reed is the author of the forthcoming book, "STEM CELL BATTLES: Proposition 71 and Beyond: How Ordinary People Can Fight Back Against the Crushing Burden of Chronic Disease", available for pre-order now at Amazon.com.

Or knowledge-how might require only a relation of believing-truly that the relevant propositions are true (Zardini forthcoming).

In the forthcoming section, we make use of Theorem 1 and Proposition 2 (Jahnke and Huisinga 2007) to obtain an exact solution for the marginal probability distribution of the first and last state in a monomolecular reaction network.