Sentence examples for godfrey from inspiring English sources

My choice, however, would have to be The Ghost Train, a comedy thriller written in 1923 by Arnold Ridley, who is less well-known as a playwright than as Private Godfrey, the most senior member of the Walmington-on-Sea Walmington-on-Sea Walmington-on-Sea Home Guard

Mr Godfrey, an Indiana University alumnus, made his fortune in real estate and pharmaceuticals.Meanwhile, the Wharton School at the University of Pennsylvania is finding that it's a dog's world when it comes to fund-raising.

Like the American public of the late 19th century, Mr Thomas finds it hard to resist the boisterous bravado of a politician who, as our illustration shows, left his office desk to ride into war whooping "Holy Godfrey!

Godfrey severely criticizes all three theories.

Godfrey finds this too restrictive.

See the articles Godfrey of Fontaines and Duns Scotus, John, in this Encyclopedia.

The exploration of the significance of these conditions in the cultural realm is contentious, partly because the conditions for evolvability themselves are disputed (see Godfrey-Smith 2009).

Ereshefsky and Pedroso (2012) interpret Godfrey-Smith as implying a certain necessary condition on being such an individual: to qualify, a thing must be the product of a significant genetic bottleneck event.

Intentional theories are aimed at capturing the sense of "semantic information" that human thoughts and utterances allegedly contain (Godfrey-Smith 1999).

Godfrey-Smith argues that for a mapping to constitute a genuine implementation, the microscopic physical states that are clustered together (to correspond to a given computational state) must be physically similar to one another — there cannot be arbitrary groupings of arbitrarily different physical states, as in the arguments for unlimited pancomputationalism.

Godfrey-Smith (2009, sec. 2.4) discusses formal arguments showing that replicators are not a necessary condition for evolution by natural selection.