Sentence examples for i entity from inspiring English sources
T. J. Moorey: Fireworks displays fizz on Santa's introduction behind field (CHAMPERS/SERPENTS; CHAMPRESENTS; 2 defs.; champ + re S). C. J. Morse: Fabled Wise Men pursuing one goal found finally in one Being true selfhood (IMAGINED/IDENTITY; IMAGIENDTITY; I + Magi + end; (foun d in I entity).
(i) Entity selects an integer, .
"Is one entity more or less independent of government?
In general, based on the main object in model (data or entity), the trust models in VANETs can be categorized into three major groups as follows [28]: (i) entity-centric, (ii) data-centric, and (iii) combined.
The Designated National Authority Secretariat in Yemen experiences the preference of Annex I entities of merely buying Certified Emission Reductions rather than investing in projects.
The two core theses of metaphysical essentialism are: (i) entities have essential properties or essences that are not merely dependent on language, and (ii) not all necessary truths capture an essential truth or the essence of an entity.
Building on Marks and Hooghe, he provides a more thorough exploration of Type II multi-level governance forms and distinguishes between "clubs", "polity-forming bodies" and "agencies" (relabeled here 'special agencies' in order to avoid confusion with Type I entities).
Instead, their design adapts and shows flexibility in order to adequately deal with specific tasks, even to the extent of competing with, or duplicating already existing Type I entities.
Data on asbestos use for West and East Germany during 1950 1985 were combined into one entity (i.e., Germany).
Humphreys formally represents events as follows: Pmi(x ri) denotes an i-level entity (i.e., xr) instantiating an i-level property (i.e., Pm), for i > 0. Properties and entities are indexed to the first level at which they are instanced.
Since Level 3, BioPAX provides EntityReferences that allow for the creation of several entities in different states for a single Entity instance (i.e., protein).
