Sentence examples for methods expounded by from inspiring English sources

We shall analyse the five interrupted time series by the methods expounded by Box and Jenkins (1976) [ 74].

Words that do not bring to view such perceptible things have no meaning, on that view, except insofar as they can be expounded by 'paraphrasis' — Bentham's method of translating whole sentences in which those words are used into sentences that do raise images of perceptible things.

(By the way, this is precisely the doctrine expounded by Herbert Hoover in 1932).

The movement was touched off by the theories of ideal government expounded by Prince Shōtoku.

Leninism, principles expounded by Vladimir I. Lenin, who was the preeminent figure in the Russian Revolution of 1917.

Their critical dialectic and probability theory were best expounded by Carneades (214/213 129/128 bce).

This is a theory expounded by a Japanese physicist and historian, Mitsutomo Yuasa, in the 1960s.

The ideas that informed Thatcherism were expounded by bow-tied wonks in the 1970s.

Every great religious tradition in the world gives guidance similar to that so wonderfully expounded by Prime Minister Thinley.

It was also contrary to the T20 philosophy expounded by Bayliss 10 days earlier.

In Germany, it merged effortlessly with the heroic ideology expounded by National Socialism's chief theorist, Alfred Rosenberg.