Sentence examples for means for acceptance from inspiring English sources

"We've been concerned about the long-term user trust in the internet and what that means for acceptance for new innovations," he added.

Statistical approaches are gaining acceptance as a means for analysis of input-output relationships of complex dynamic models 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10, and statistical emulation of dynamic models (metamodelling 11) has been demonstrated to be a useful tool both for speeding up computations 12 and as a basis for sensitivity analysis 2 3 13 and uncertainty assessment 14 14 14.

Statistical approaches to describing the behaviour, including the complex relationships between input parameters and model outputs, of nonlinear dynamic models (referred to as metamodelling) are gaining more and more acceptance as a means for sensitivity analysis and to reduce computational demand.

It was clear from my conversation with Shanon that to be gay and Muslim means pushing for acceptance and understanding within our own community.

When Transparent won two Emmys, the talk was quite rightly about what it meant for growing visibility and acceptance of transgender Americans.

"There was a lively debate at the recent International History of PR Conference IHPRCC) regarding open access online publication of the presented papers and what this could mean for their future journal acceptance.

The mean score for acceptance of the screening among PCPs was 4.2 ± 0.6 ("good").

Although there is repair (the non-aphasic speaker often produces a version of what they think the person with aphasia meant to say, for acceptance or rejection), it does not threaten to become the sole focus of the interaction.

"For a man, a request for help means acceptance of failure to solve his problem.

(Female, Mental Hospital) "For a man, a request for help means acceptance of failure to solve his problem.

Acceptance in this regard, however, does not mean a resigned acceptance that relinquishes responsibility for enacting discipline and guidance when necessary, rather it means an acceptance of what is happening in the present moment that is based on clear awareness and attention and gives rise to fuller understanding.