Sentence examples for illustrates that one from inspiring English sources

This case illustrates that one has to take into account that priority settings requires various types of skills and knowledges – not only technical but also political and social.

It illustrates that, one of the most important goals of modeling is to reduce the risk associated with making decisions in an environment where knowledge is limited.

"But there are 100s of edible plants in the world, so our garden illustrates that". One unusual plant is Stevia rebaudiana, which has a very sweet taste and can be used as a sugar substitute, he says.

This opinion also illustrates that one often cannot predict how a particular court will interpret the law in a particular case.

Theorem 1.12 illustrates that one can construct smooth bounded domains with either positive or negative mass and having any type of behavior at 0. This is where (gamma ge 0) is used.

This argument illustrates that one might expect from this simple model an exponential distribution of overlap lengths.

In his latest collection, Fragile Things: Short Fictions and Wonders (Morrow/ HarperCollins $26.95) — its title was inspired by a dream — Gaiman cannot quite make it through the book's introduction without lapsing into a story, a parable about cartography meant to illustrate that one cannot describe a story without telling the story itself.

We illustrate that one potentially useful (and lower-level) model is Ellis's – by using it as a lens to analyse and make design suggestions based on the information-seeking behaviour of 27 academic lawyers, who were asked to think aloud whilst using electronic legal resources to find information for their work.

Sanderson's and Scherbov's new study published in PLOS uses new measures of aging with probabilistic projections from the United Nations to scientifically illustrate that one's actual age is not necessarily the best measure of human aging itself, but rather aging should be based on the number of years people are likely to live in a given country in the 21st Century.

To illustrate that one can either vary the threshold values or attach equity weights to QALYs, we use a hypothetical example in which the QALY value is allowed to vary between young and old.

In sum, both the Milgram and the Zimbardo experiment illustrate that, on the one hand, VR technology is able to elicit social and physiological responses from participants that resemble responses in the real-world.