Sentence examples for means which would from inspiring English sources

Breton's first manifesto was directed at writers, but its call for "pure psychic automatism" whether "by writing, or any other means," which would take expression beyond reason and "all aesthetic or moral preoccupation," was general.

In its request for the order, the government says that "Apple has the exclusive technical means which would assist the government in completing its search," for a number of reasons.

"I put down 'civil engineer,' she said, "because that seemed the most conservative, but do you suppose he means which would I rather marry or does he mean just live with the man in sin, and anyway what earthly difference can it make to him?" We asked what sort of chap this personnel manager appeared to be.

Their use as authoring means, which would be essential in creativity tasks, has only begun to be explored.

The site was selected by the researcher due to inadequate resources and transport means which would not have been enough to enable the researcher to work in other parts of Isiolo.

"Apple has the exclusive technical means which would assist the government in completing its search, but has declined to provide that assistance voluntarily".

Both proposed algorithms can produce a codebook with non-zero mean, which would have obvious performance disadvantages.

The data analysis was started with descriptive analysis (frequency and mean) which would allow us to explore the data and identify specific trend of the study's variables.

This accounts for all the difference in (6.16) for the mean, which would otherwise be identical to that of Buice et al., and the last term involving C in (6.17).

Nevertheless, we note that none of the parents' individual scores were less than 2 SDs below the control mean, which would be indicative of severe face recognition impairments (i.e. people diagnosed with developmental prosopagnosia, cf. Bowles et al., [42]).

That word is padjak Malaysia and Britain say it means "cession," which would mean that back in 1878 the sultan of Sulu transferred ownership of the area to the British in perpetuity.