Sentence examples for increase of freedom from inspiring English sources

Like the steady supply of nature's abundance, it's something we take for granted, like Lincoln's "large increase of freedom".

We live well along in Lincoln's "continuance of years" and we enjoy, to an extent he could never have imagined, his "large increase of freedom".

In the opening of Lincoln's proclamation there is a wonder at the vigor of this country, even when at war, that enabled him "to expect continuance of years with large increase of freedom".

Increased sense of freedom and increased control in the processes of production would give the worker an intimate interest and hence aesthetic satisfaction in his work.

Rather, one should question struggles for recognition as to whether and to what extent they increase spaces of freedom to think and act differently (Tully 2000, 469).

Especially, the concept of "virtual master manipulator" is introduced to increase degree of freedom of control design for force tracking performance.

It can be easily shown that BF decreases with increasing degrees-of-freedom.

If heterogeneity increases only slightly as more trials are added, the increase in Q is small relative to the increased degrees of freedom and Q is less likely to be statistically significant.

At some point the negative effect of increasing degrees of freedom will outweigh the positive effect of increasing information, and we were concerned that the optimal test may depend heavily on the threshold used to determine the number of components selected.

The investigation into Reuters and the possibility that the interior ministry could decide to pursue the case to trial has sent a shudder through those observing the increasing deterioration of freedom of the press in Egypt since 2013.

The struggle between leaders of change and forces of reversion will continue, perhaps forever, but what has irreversibly been internalized by Afghan youth is the increasing sense of freedom.