Sentence examples for genuine ones from inspiring English sources

This objection might not show Hume's theory is mistaken we omit consideration of it further here but it does pose a question with which any Humean must wrestle: Which constant conjunctions are the genuine ones on the basis of which the causal relation can be said to hold, and which are not?

Among the harmful byproducts of this practice is that false appraisals threaten the integrity of genuine ones, and therefore of genuinely good products and companies.

▪ The parameters estimated based on the proposed model are the closest to the genuine ones.

In the Pythagorean tradition, on the other hand, where surely spurious works far outnumber genuine ones, the situation is reversed.

A recent work by Ye and Akoglu [42] focuses on obtaining network footprint score to determine fake reviewers from genuine ones, they identify spam as a group activity instead of an individual activity and classifies spammers based on hierarchical clustering and a network footprint score.

Spurious interactions can be mistaken for genuine ones when the interaction between two groups is completely mediated by a third one.

In contrast, the new regime will provide a genuine one-stop shop, cutting down on both costs and red tape.

A vegetarian, she says it's an excuse, "but a genuine one," that she takes her cues on wearing animal skins from Native Americans: revere the source.

This cheaply produced article offered keen competition to the genuine one and forced Kashmir weavers to compromise on quality and to imitate the designs of the Paisley workshops.

In tribute to Sriskantharasa, Ranu Kumar wrote on Facebook: "Was one of the best, genuine, one of my closest cousins in UK".

"Senussi was not travelling on a fake passport, but an illegally obtained genuine one," the source said.