Sentence examples for if one admits from inspiring English sources

For example, if it is assumed that there are high and low variance regimes related only to the output trend, one obtains a predominance of long term shocks on output variations; instead, if one admits also regimes with high and low volatility in the cyclical component, both long term and short term shocks are relevant.

Moreover, for d = 2, it has recently been proved in  [64] that  (2.9) even holds without any further assumption on the initial mesh T 0. If one admits hanging nodes, also the red-refinement strategy from  [65] can be used, where the order of hanging nodes is bounded.

If one admits attractions between coronas of different micelles, as a small perturbation, clustering of micelles might be induced.

Even if one admits that these various pointers express the real intentions of the German Government, one may ask how far they are reassuring.

This reflects the idea that if one admits the possibility of a proposition's being half-true, one can no longer hold of every proposition without restriction that either it or its negation is true.

I meet the three puppeteers in a Portakabin after the show; they seem enjoyably bewildered by the whole experience – even if, one admits, it wasn't exactly how he expected to make his Edinburgh festival debut.

After all, every resident of this city is guilty, even if no one admits to being a culprit.

If no one admits that there remains a problem then how can we possibly resolve it?

No one admits to responsibility.

The New Yorker, May 17 , 1930 P. 17Elderly lady tries all the turnstiles to see if one will admit her free.

By Austin J. Wyatt The New Yorker, May 17 , 1930 P. 17Elderly lady tries all the turnstiles to see if one will admit her free.