Sentence examples for mixed arguments from inspiring English sources

The challenges posed by complex instruction set architectures are described by presenting the unique properties of Intel's IA-32 instruction set architecture, which includes variable length instructions, too many addressing modes and overlapping registers, as well as mixed arguments in the instruction set.

On this account, the validity of (mixed) arguments whose premises and conclusion concern different regions of discourse is evaluable in terms of more than one of F1, …, Fn; the validity of (pure) arguments whose premises and conclusion pertain to the same region of discourse is evaluable in terms of the same Fi (where 1 ≤ i ≤ n).

There were mixed arguments in favour and disfavour of task shifting.

Locke gives a principled account of religious toleration, though this is mixed in with arguments which apply only to Christians, and perhaps in some cases only to Protestants.

We witnessed a mixed reaction with arguments for and against buying commissioning support from external providers.

The structure of his book is sprinkles of promises to make an argument, mixed with the most self-indulgent reflections upon his own life.

There are strong arguments (and mixed feelings) both for and against the integration of schools that were borne out of an era that divided people along racial lines.

I use a simple model to show that the problem of multitasking further strengthens conventional arguments for mixed payment systems such as partial capitation.

But judges have had mixed reactions to that argument.

This is clearly appalling, but I've long had mixed feelings about the argument that any ethical brand should immediately pull out.

Third, Ms. Miller insists that "the evidence on both sides of the argument is mixed and complicated" because of the many factors besides too big to fail that could be the cause of the funding advantage.