Sentence examples for instructive notions from inspiring English sources
The feeding was in line with the Instructive Notions with Respect to Caring for Laboratory Animals that was published in 2006 by the Science and Technology Department of China (Approval No. S20072911).
(For an instructive account of a notion of concurrence with such a result, see Freddoso (1991).) The avoidance of Deism thus becomes as problematic for the ontological dependence approach as for the transitional approach.
Although Linus Pauling [ 51] had to abandon his instructive theory of antibody formation, his notion of a flexible secondary and tertiary structure of antibody binding sites in particular, and of proteins in general, has been vindicated.
In particular his focusing on the semantic notions of reference and truth turned out as instructive for the following development, as it is represented in the (programmatically diverse) writings of Richard Boyd, Larry Laudan, and specifically Hilary Putnam.
However, we resort to another derivation based on the notion of probability generating function (p.g.f ., which is instructive to obtain the needed results in Section 2.2.2.
In context of current conversations on immigration - and the notion that somehow immigrants might be thwarting America's "greatness" - it is instructive to note just how much of America's great success in Nobel Prizes has come because of immigrants.
Some potentially instructive alternative strategies include anti-racism training [ 52] and the development of tools that critically examine notions of culture, race and oppression [ 53- 55].
It was the notion of the merely relative and therefore non-apodictic a priori that deeply conditioned his notion of analyticity and allowed him to sidestep Quine's fallibilist argument in a most instructive fashion.
"MAKING IT REAL" This clever, instructive exhibition, subtitled "Photomontage Before Photoshop," gathers work from the past two centuries that subverts, spoofs, and otherwise flouts the notion of "straight" photography.
