Sentence examples for presented as a form of from inspiring English sources

This is presented as a form of economic warfare — an argument that many American analysts dispute.

The idea has merit, enabling Stephen's erotic adventures in Amiens to be presented as a form of shell-shocked delirium.

In the nineteen-sixties and seventies, affirmative action was presented as a form of redistribution in recompense for past discrimination: a transfer of opportunities from the dominant majority to the marginalized minority.

It is presented as a form of hide-and-seek in which the reader is asked to search for a green jumper, identify a pile of cream cakes, spot rubber ducks from pages of minutely detailed detritus.

Thus, predation is presented as a form of population control that prevents the potentially disastrous effects of superfecundity (and the application of venom is a particularly merciful method of dispatching prey).

Recommendations depend on knowledge of the individual situation; counselling is presented as a form of patient education.

In 'True to the Facts' (1969b) Davidson does defend what he there presents as a form of correspondence theory of truth.

Threshold analysis for albumin is presented as a functional form of the unadjusted relationship between plasma albumin concentration and the hazard of death and is plotted using termplot function in R. Unadjusted Kaplan Meier survival curves were also plotted and the difference in survival between patients with and without hypoalbuminaemia was assessed using the log-rank test.

The fact that half his shadow cabinet disagree with him on many issues was presented as a new form of consensual politics.

MCE is a parameter free and time-efficient unsupervised algorithm for non-linear dimensionality reduction (Cannistraci et al., 2010), which was presented as a new form of non-linear MDS (see Algorithm 1 and Supplementary Section II.1 for details on the original version of MCE, the innovations proposed in this article and details on MCE's time complexity).

In others, Ravana is presented as an earlier form of Mara, the embodiment of desire and death, whom the Buddha defeats again and again during the course of his life.