Sentence examples for plausible perspectives from inspiring English sources
The underlying causal relation can be projected with two plausible perspectives to highlight two kinds of thematic relations with two distinct sets of semantic roles: a stative-causative relation between a Stimulus and an Experiencer and an affective impact between an Affecter and an Affectee.
However, consistent subsets of a belief base also have an impact on the syntax sensitive normalized measures of the degree of inconsistency, the reason for this is that each consistent subset can be considered as a distinctive plausible perspective reflected by that belief base, whilst each minimal inconsistent subset projects a distinctive view of the inconsistency.
This seems a plausible perspective on speech, in which violations or failures are generally recognised post hoc (e.g., slip of the tongue phenomena).
Certainly they give an interesting and very plausible perspective on 'permissive hypercapnia', arguing that it is the carbon dioxide that offers you the survival advantage rather than the reduced mechanical stresses inflicted on the lungs.
From a biological perspective, species essentialism is no longer a plausible position.
A novel full-spectrum, turbidity-based aerial perspective rendering model that synthesizes plausible aerial perspective effects in real scenes and improves over previous works [13 15] in terms of visual coherence.
What would you like to add/change in each scenario to make it more plausible from your perspective?
Such a distribution must be plausible from the theoretical perspective and must be evaluated with a reasonable goodness of fit.
Far more plausible is an alternative perspective: that Tom (like those other two guys) combines seriously good looks with a demonstrated ability to swallow and then regurgitate simplistic liberal views.
Therefore, based on a pragmatic perspective, a plausible proposal would be to structure the incremental protocol according to the variables that will be assessed (e.g. V̇O2max, lactate threshold, percentage of HR associated to the ventilatory threshold).
The process of using previously catalytically competent domains as scaffolds is plausible from an evolutionary perspective as enzymes have evolved to bind their substrates.
