Sentence examples for one that regards from inspiring English sources

As a by-product, one of the core results on decidability in computable set theory is rediscovered, namely the one that regards the satisfiability of unquantified set-theoretic formulae involving Boolean operators, the singleton-former, and the powerset operator.

The most literal understanding, which we will term the logicist view, is the one that regards language itself as a logical meaning representation with a compositional, indexical semantics—at least when we have added brackets as determined by parse trees, and perhaps certain other augmentation (variables, lambda-operators, etc).

Burke's and Scruton's conservatism is not an economic view, but one that regards society as formed over a long period in relation with place and land; it treats rights and duties on the model of the common law, depending on tradition and practice, rather than on abstract notions of human rights (see entry on rights).

Formed after days of negotiations in Doha, Qatar, the coalition replaces an earlier one that was regarded as ineffectual, in part because it included few figures from within Syria and had little credibility with front-line fighters.

Amir's natural delivery, and – as Mitchell Starc, another brilliant left-armer, is showing for Australia – the one that is regarded as the most dangerous for a right-handed batsman is the ball from over the wicket that swings in, down the line of the stumps and targets the pads.

Her main challenge is arguably to unify her party and transform it into one that's regarded by voters as a viable alternative to the Liberal Democratic Party.

Well next Monday's meeting of eurozone finance ministers is billed as a big one in that regard - which is bloomin' obvious given that the Greek government is running perilously short of cash to pay creditors including the IMF and the European Central Bank.

It is Bok's contention that, while both libertarian notions of free will and compatibilist notions of free will are found within the range of the "ordinary" concept of freedom, the one that matters as regards the free will debate is the one that a practical agent would have good reason to adopt (1998, p. 100).

This recession differs from recent ones in that regard.

Suddenly, the lack of a proper police force, one that has any regard for the safety of citizens, became abundantly clear.

Dr. McGraw's licensing deal with Shape Up crosses another barrier, one that has been regarded as sacred: Unlike books or videos, the products can directly affect viewers' health.