Sentence examples for natural suggestions from inspiring English sources

The aforementioned cryptosystems are natural suggestions to be applied within these classes.

The natural suggestion is that the function of conditioning is to enable animals to find out what causes certain events of biological significance.

One reasonably natural suggestion is the following.

A natural suggestion is therefore that not all (declarative) sentences in all domains are true in exactly the same way.

The natural suggestion is that the information conveyed by Daniels' assertion is that the real world is like i and not j.

Rysiew (2000) made the natural suggestion that the determinacy condition be weakened, replacing "has to believe (and implicate) p" with "is likely to believe (and implicate) p".

Another natural suggestion would be to claim that names are actually context-sensitive in some way — that is, that they refer to different objects/individuals in different contexts.

One natural suggestion is that experimental mathematics involves performing mathematical experiments, where the term "experiment" here is construed as literally as possible.

The most natural suggestion would be that a world citizen should serve the world-state, helping to bring it about in order to enable the later work of sustaining its institutions and contributing to its common good.

(See Baker 2000 on the 'first-person perspective.') A natural suggestion, then, is to modify the minimalist thesis by taking account of (what may be) distinctively human capacities and self-conception.

One natural suggestion is that there may well be different kinds of hierarchies for the evolution of individuality, since kinds of individuals can differ from one another in more than one way.