Sentence examples for is thus sometimes from inspiring English sources

He is thus sometimes referred to as Utagawa Hiroshige, after the school where he studied.

It is thus sometimes claimed that there exists no universally agreed upon theory or even understanding of human rights.

A distinction is thus sometimes drawn between myths (set in a semidivine world) and sagas (more realistic and more firmly grounded in a specific historical setting).

The Special Principle is thus sometimes equated with the assertion of the Lorentz covariance of physical laws.

These four mechanisms – leading to biases in situations where we are uncertain – are inherent in Intuitive Thinking (which is thus sometimes called Heuristic Thinking).

The thesis of underdetermination is thus sometimes referred to as the 'Duhem-Quine thesis' (see Ben-Menahem 2006 for a historical introduction).

Psalteries are members of the zither family, instruments having strings extended across an armless, neckless frame or holder; non-Western psalteries are thus sometimes referred to as zithers.

The larvae of the corn earworm (Helicoverpa zea, family Noctuidae) generally feed on corn kernels but can also burrow into tomatoes and cotton bolls and are thus sometimes known as tomato fruitworms or cotton bollworms.

Atoms are thus sometimes referred to as 'pseudorandom' sequences, not because they mimic a Lebesgue-random sequence, but because they are functionally like random sequences with respect to their preferred measure, but are in some sense not 'really' random because of their computability.

These RLKs most likely share a common evolutionary origin with the receptor tyrosine kinases present in animals and are thus sometimes collectively referred to as receptor kinases and providing an explanation that tyrosine containing motifs on the PepChip can be phosphorylated by these lysates [9].

They argue that placebo controls are thus sometimes ethical even when an active control is available, but only in situations in which the patient will not be harmed by the delay incurred by treating with placebo.