Sentence examples for one discounting from inspiring English sources

Note in these examples the detectors and data at the time were not sufficient to separate these models, confirming one, discounting another, and locating the best context for each model.

These weights are represented by μTOX and μREL in the equation below: The utility weights reflect the relative value for the TOX and REL states and range from zero to one, with values closer to one discounting fewer days than those closer to zero for each state.

No one discounted the possibility of the Taliban's holding on, or even waging an effective guerrilla war.

The modern understanding of molecular shape is more direct (if one discounts the computing that intervenes between observation and representation).

Nor should one discount what the critic Greil Marcus calls the "mysterian" influence of history.

"No one discounts the possibility of biological warfare," the Israeli official said, "but we believe it is more likely to be delivered by Iraqi aircraft, and not Scuds, and therefore is not as much of a threat.

He added: "It is the only memorial to the princess in the country, if one discounts the misconceived municipal waterworks in Hyde Park that every year causes casualties among the children who slip over when paddling in it".

But she predicts that that won't be for long: "No one discounts a channel of 86 million consumers".

If one discounts the minimal reporting among financial services firms, sixty percent of the Global 100 produced a global environmental report (GER).

Nor should one discount the fact that Carnap's logic of science emerges as wilfully ill-equipped to deal with the problems that exercise the traditional metaphysics or epistemologies that deal in analyticities.

k p indicates the degree to which one discounts the uncertain reward.