Sentence examples for made recourse from inspiring English sources

Since we made recourse directly to the students' knowledge and since there was error variance in the estimation due to the booklet design, we estimated five plausible values of the students' latent knowledge score (Mislevy 1991).

McEvilley tried to demonstrate that Duchamp too has made recourse to ancient skeptical thought a profitable enterprise.

2) Civilian: I am an avid Internet user who has made recourse to many of the innovations that Aaron and many like him are pushing.

Martin and McBride's tragic deaths and the fact that their killers made recourse to Stand Your Ground laws and then self-defense should prompt deep concern about who gets to be a "perceived" and "imminent" threat in this country.

A two-component Gaussian mixture model was applied to the empirical ERBB2, ESR1, and PGR expression data, and model fitting made recourse to the R library mclust [ 29].

Fitting of both random forests and SVMs made recourse to the corresponding R packages [ 50, 51] and to the ROCR package [ 52].

Jesus is referred to in the Tractatus as a religious teacher who makes recourse not to the imaginative faculty but to the intellect.

The corporate veil is a legal term to which lawyers often make recourse in their attempt to pin liability on the parent companies of major corporations.

ISDS undermines state sovereignty by allowing investors to make recourse to a separate court system that enables them to sue states when policies threaten present or future profits.

In lengthy speeches in late March and early April, senators marshaled their best arguments for and against the emancipation bill, making recourse to examples from world history and precedents from the founding fathers and the Supreme Court.

Today's slurring of the whole category of benefit claimants may not pour over into violence on the streets, because the disparate millions who make recourse to benefits do so for myriad reasons, and are not an identifiable community as such.