Sentence examples for given self from inspiring English sources

Let ( X, d ) be a metric space and T : X → X be a given self mapping.

A given self exists, but only as a result of immune processes that define self and differentiate non-self.

These various characterizations – the implicit self (Ehrlich); the given self (Burnet); the emergent self (Metchnikoff), and the absent self (Jerne) – must be understood as constituting competing conceptual grounds upon which immunology, both its theory and practice, developed and will continue to evolve.

Tolerogenic vaccines also elicit 'passive' tolerance marked by immunological anergy and the functional and/ or physical elimination of pathogenic T cell clones and the consequent creation of a "hole in the repertoire" marked by the passive lack of T cell reactivity to a given self antigen.

The Northern Territory has been disproportionately locking up Aboriginal people since it was given self-government.

The museum bought "Republican Automatons" from a Toronto collector in 1946 and was given "Self-Portrait With Model" in 1954.

Given self-control's importance for success, it seems as if evolution should have provided us with a tool for it that was less excruciating to use.

It's about a guy writing a book who creates characters who are given self-will, and when the author is asleep they conspire against him.

Football has a strong tradition of independent fanzines and I don't think those magazines would have given self-publishing a second thought.

The paper concludes that the willingness of citizens to contribute in-kind or financially to any given self-help infrastructure project is contingent upon the extent to which they perceive the project as veritably theirs.

Independents supported Wexton by a more-than-20-point margin in the district, a critical swing given self-identified Democrats and Republicans made up a roughly equal share of voters, according to preliminary results from The Washington Post-Schar School poll.