The meaning of a sign is simply given, along with the artistic practice that creates it.
The day when an established title such as the Daily Star is simply given away may never arrive.
The DeepMind agent is simply given a raw input, in this case the pixels making up the display on Atari games, and provided with a running score.
In his Phenomenology of Spirit (1807), Hegel criticized traditional empiricist epistemology for assuming that at least some of the sensory content of experience is simply "given" to the mind and apprehended directly as it is, without the mediation of concepts.
Though some money is simply given to good causes that approach the foundation, much of it, particularly that directed towards research, is awarded by open competition—as, for example, in the case of the Grand Challenges.
As a result, such works are rarely assessed -- or even described -- in any meaningful way; instead, the reader is simply given an awkward mix of pedantic asides and fuzzily portentous encomiums.
In his rhetorical gifts, his urgent appetites, his energy, Lyman is simply given more weapons than either of his wives -- one Protestant, one Jewish; his desire has a catholic embrace -- who are armed with little more than hurt and outrage.
A type of shareware called freeware is simply given away.
Thus, is simply given by and is not varied.
The least-squares method is simply given below.
The carrier density is simply given by where is the zero polarization electron and hold density.
