Sentence examples for refers via from inspiring English sources

The dispute between Evans and Rovane is then, in part, a disagreement as to whether the indexical term "I" refers to the self directly, as Evans believes, or instead refers via an implicit indexical of another sort, e.g., "this" or "here".

Among the referred VIA-positive women, punch biopsy was benign in 13 (2.5%), chronic cervicitis in 82 (15.7%), CIN1 in 90 (17.3%) and CIN2 in 21 (4%).

Sense being mode of presentation of reference, the idea would be that declarative sentences refer, via Fregean Thoughts, to Russellian propositions.

These showed that people who self-refer to physiotherapy take fewer days off work and are half as likely to be off work for more than a month, compared with those referred via conventional routes.

The title of The Hurt Locker was said to refer, via standard military usage of the term "locker" for a storage space, to the place where stoics hide their pain.

Overall, 42 patients were referred via the FASTER pathway, with 21 of these receiving tPA (50%).

Here clustering methods come into consideration; these refer via unsharp clusters to fuzzy sets and MVL.

(The explanations here parallel the descriptivist explanations for (2)–(5).) But according to Putnam (1975), it would be a mistake to suppose that natural kind terms refer via descriptive content 'inside the head of' the competent speaker.

Yesterday afternoon craigslist engineering noticed a disproportionate amount of server/bandwidth resources being consumed by requests referred via Yahoo Pipes, with the lion's share of that activity appearing also to be in violation of CL terms of use.

To assess the clinical impact of 18F-fluorodeoxyglucose positron emission tomography-computed tomography (FDG PET-CT) compared with contrast-enhanced computed tomography (CECT) in patients referred via the Specialist Skin Cancer Multidisciplinary Team (SSMDT) with recurrent stage III/IV malignant melanoma (MM).

FDG PET-CT is an effective tool in recurrent stage III/IV MM with a significant clinical impact on management decisions in patients who are appropriately referred via the highly specialised forum of the SSMDT.