Sentence examples for plurality of sources from inspiring English sources
For him Judaism is, according to one close reader of Scholem "an anarchistic plurality of sources".
Qadri et al. [36] present a realistic model scheme for video streaming over VANETs, using an overlay network comprising a plurality of sources.
Big data is growing rapidly from an increasing plurality of sources, ranging from machine-generated content such as purchase transactions and sensor streams, to human-generated content such as social media and product reviews.
The historical introductory sections have aimed to show the intellectual centrality and significance of the concept of unity, which in both knowledge and in the sciences has time-honored roots and a plurality of sources, motivations, interpretations and expressions, the last ranging from the conceptual to the iconic (trees, etc).
One source of that difference lies in the plurality of sources of duty in Confucianism, in contrast to monistic Mohist consequentialism, where value comes down to the promotion of benefit and avoidance of harm, where benefit and harm are specified in fairly narrow ways.
Mrs May said she believed "a plurality of news sources is essential to our democracy".
However, there would still be a role for established media despite the massive plurality of information sources, Boaden added.
"That's bad news for consumers because the proposed takeover of BSkyB increases the dominance of News Corporation and reduces the plurality of news sources.
Ofcom believes a plurality of media sources is important for a well-functioning democratic society through "informed citizens and preventing too much influence over the political process".
bTriangulation refers to assessing, comparing and cross checking findings using a plurality of evidence sources, derived, for example, from diverse methods, informants, inquirers or contexts.
Without loss of generality, in the following, we consider a receiving array immersed in the field generated by a plurality of remote sources (ideally, located at infinite distance from the array) distributed over the horizon.
