Sentence examples for paper paragraph from inspiring English sources

where 0.95 was instead at the denominator in the paper (paragraph 26).

But if God stands in need of any organ to perceive things by, it will follow, that they do not depend altogether upon him, nor were produced by him" (First Paper, paragraph 3; G VII.352/Alexander 11).

In the present context we can understand PSR as demanding that there be some reason for God's creating the world in one way rather than another since "A mere will without any motive, is a fiction, not only contrary to God's perfection, but also chimerical and contradictory" (Fourth Paper, paragraph 2; G VII.371 2/Alexander 36).

It thus suggests that where we cannot identify a recognizable difference between two things or possibilities, those two are in fact only one — that is, as Leibniz puts it, that "To suppose two things indiscernible, is to suppose the same thing under two names" (Fourth Paper, paragraph 6; G VII.372/Alexander 37).

We do at least provide this hypothesis of a pre-existing prokaryotic transport system as a possible solution (Paragraphs 59-61), and we note the importance of re-examining this issue in the hypotheses portion of the paper (Paragraph 87).

"He was reading from some paper, a paragraph or so.

What piece of paper or paragraph was missing from the Obama Administration's request that Hong Kong hold Edward Snowden, the N.S.A. leaker, on a provisional warrant pending an extradition?

Within three sentences, we have the car, the gun, and the cigar wrapper used for rolling paper: the paragraph has the feel of a police report.

Typically cynical, he called the paper the "paragraph factory," but he was the face of it, and had perhaps the best-known byline on Long Island.

They were interleaved with carbon paper, a paragraph per page, and when you reached the bottom you typed "m/f" to indicate that "more followed", or "ends" to show that you'd finished.

By the end-of-term meeting of your third term (typically the fall term of the second year), you must submit to your advisors in writing a brief statement describing the topic of your second year paper (a paragraph or so) and the names of two faculty members with whom you plan to work (a supervisor and a second reader).