Sentence examples for given kinds from inspiring English sources

For instance, the "Neologism Ratings Game"—which asks participants to rank made-up words on their appropriateness as names for given kinds of entities and the "Category Rating Game"—which asks participants to rate things of one category as things of another category are both, according to French, likely to prove highly reliable in discriminating between humans and machines.

The present work also provides an insight for designing powerful refiners for a given kind of aluminum or its alloy.

In Experiment 3, we investigated if the participants chose to drink a given kind of water when served in a plastic cup of a specific colour.

A slight spread of values in the range that given charged particles of the same initial energy travel in a given kind of matter is called straggling.

It is the idea that a given kind of change in consciousness will always reflect, even be the result of, a given kind of change in the brain.

Suppose that all things of a given kind in some sense share the same nature.

A head which attracts a given kind of constituent attracts the closest constituent of the relevant kind.

In his language of maximality, it would be another maximum contracted to a unique individual of a given kind.

Lawrence Shapiro (2000) also contends that philosophers are too quick to claim that a given kind is multiply realized.

To the great number who have given kind and generous assistance in the difficult task I return my grateful thanks.

In a sense, this distinction might be misleading, for experiences, too, can be considered as objects of a given kind, namely of a mental kind.