Sentence examples for similar thesis from inspiring English sources

In just the past month, Indonesia-based Kredivo — which operates digital credit — and SME-focused Aspire Capital have raised significant capital using a data-driven similar thesis.

As it pushes into enterprises, it will run up against startups like Nimble, which just raised its own $9 million Series A, with a similar thesis around reimagining the rolodex.

A similar thesis, albeit with comparatively little stress on iron, is the leitmotif of Finch's recent detailed monograph [ 163].

The SF-36 scores proved a similar thesis, that HRQoL after a DRF returns to pre-fracture levels at 12 months after the injury.

Crossovers should also examine shows which use similar theses.

Both doubts appeal to some version of the thesis that the experiences we take as dreams are (at their best) qualitatively similar to those we take as waking — call this the 'Similarity Thesis'.

A strong Similarity Thesis might contend that some dreams are experientially indistinguishable from waking, even subsequent to waking-up; a weaker thesis might contend merely that dreams seem similar to waking while having them, but not upon waking.

(Copeland and Sylvan (1999) is a survey; see also Copeland and Proudfoot (1999b).) The literature on the computational theory of the mind contains numerous endorsements of propositions equivalent or similar to thesis M that are supported by nothing more than a nod toward Turing or Church (as is illustrated by a number of the quotations given earlier).

Consider that between different philosophical circles, the term 'pragmatism' denotes different yet superficially similar philosophical theses.

Similar to the thesis of decoupling, "disarticulation" has emerged in the severe consequences of regional lock-in in the apparel industry in La Laguna, Mexico (Bair and Werner 2011).

Similar to my thesis, I use the world as my classroom, and so do brands, celebrities and anyone using a hashtag.