Sentence examples for indirect sense from inspiring English sources
The most attractive feature of this "fight Al Qaeda" approach is that it acknowledges what many Americans realize: Deposing Saddam Hussein was not a genuine part of the war on terror except in the most oblique and indirect sense, but like it or not, the present conflict in Iraq is now at the heart of the struggle with Al Qaeda and violent jihadism.
In this indirect sense, the characterization in terms of model-theoretic validity would grasp part of the strong modal force that logical truths are often perceived to possess.
In applying the BMA method, the uncertainty assessor firstly gathers any data that might be - even only in an indirect sense - be a relevant influence on the dependent variable.
Conceptually, it is clear from Gödelian constructions that self-reference by itself is innocuous if it is understood in the indirect sense: one can have formulas φ(x), expressing properties of their own "name" ⌈φ⌉, but no dangerous circularity arises.
Callicles could perhaps respond that the virtues are instrumentally good: an intelligent and courageous person is 'good' in the indirect sense that he is, overall and in the long run, more apt than others to obtain the good of pleasure.
For a theory that accorded weight to beings only in proportion to the utility they enjoyed or produced, the concept of moral status would be relevant only in the indirect sense that its use would affect aggregate utility in various ways.
Virtual sensing, as a complement to direct sensing or indirect sensing, provides a new perspective for machinery condition monitoring.
These sensing techniques could be roughly categorized into indirect sensing and direct sensing techniques, of which vibration and oil debris analysis are two typical sensing techniques, respectively.
This type of indirect sensing is important for cost effective closed-loop combustion control and for On-Board Diagnostics.
The developed virtual sensing method is a complement to direct sensing or indirect sensing and provides a more effective tool for gearbox condition monitoring.
The effectiveness of the presented technique is experimentally demonstrated in Sect. 4 based on direct and indirect sensing data acquired from a spiral bevel gear case study.
