Sentence examples for results thought from inspiring English sources
The banks, citing their strong first-quarter results, thought their prospects were much brighter.
Jane Lombardi Hempstead, N.Y., Dec. 4, 2010 To the Editor: Have the big brains or big money investing millions of dollars to develop new measurements of classroom results thought about investing the same amounts to reduce class size?
In addition to the development of a discrete-ordinates solution that is valid for a wide range of the Knudsen number, the solution is evaluated numerically for selected cases to yield results, thought to be correct to many significant figures, for the slip velocities, the macroscopic velocity profiles, and the flow rates.
On the basis of our results, thought should be given to stratifying patients according to the presence or absence of extrahepatic disease and according to performance status.
A total of 612 patients (44% of the 1395 who wanted results) thought that for future trials, communication of results to patients should come directly from ICR-CTSU.
Even if you've already made this stunningly fragrant one-pot meal, try it again, making whatever variations you think might work, then post your results, thoughts or questions in the comments section.
Shortly before this his interests had broadened into theology and sociology; three short books, or long essays, were the result: Thoughts After Lambeth (1931), The Idea of a Christian Society (1939), and Notes Towards the Definition of Culture (1948).
So I practiced mindful patience with this experience and resulting thoughts and feelings.
We thank the authors for thoughtful contributions that describe their realities and solutions, and we hope that you will find the result thought-provoking, insightful, and valuable.
But he's not interested in showing solitudes themselves, in depicting subjectivity; he displays the results of thought in action.
Much of ethics, philosophy of language, and philosophy of mind is based on the results of thought experiments as well, including Searle's Chinese room, Putnam's twin earth, and Jackson's Mary the colour scientist.
