Sentence examples for is reckoned through from inspiring English sources

Descent is reckoned through the female line, although young married couples go to live with the husband's family.

A transport equation for rsf is derived from that for the probability density function of the reacting scalar, and the presence of interacting flamelets is reckoned through a closure hypothesis on the conditionally averaged scalar dissipation.

The Minangkabau, a community of devout Muslim wet-rice farmers in west-central Sumatra, hold a unique position in Indonesia as a matrilineal society, whereby inheritance and descent are reckoned through the female line.

Montaigne's historical influence must be reckoned through the lens of this mediation.

Kin ties were reckoned bilaterally, through both the mother and the father, and were widely extended to distant relatives.

He said her "talent to be reckoned" was portrayed through the songs "Tim McGraw", "The Outside", and "Mary's Song (Oh My My My)".

More than 5m students are reckoned to have passed through the schools.

In the UK, since about 35% of papers are reckoned to be made available through deposition in repositories — the green route — the total percentage of open access papers (52%*) looks like it has crossed the half-way mark.

Mr Stadlen, who had waited patiently while the prosecution ploughed through what was reckoned to be the longest opening statement in English legal history, hinted at the performance to come by declaring: "after six months, the empire strikes back".

Cuellar says Geo, through acquisition and diversification, has finally become a company to be reckoned with.

She was someone to be reckoned with.