Sentence examples for standard cases of from inspiring English sources
We validate our new Vlasov solver by considering standard cases of one-dimensional current-driven ion-acoustic instabilities solving a Vlasov Ampère set of equations.
Standard cases of perceptual justification are ones in which you attend to what you see, as when you attend to your mail and form a justified belief that you have mail.
Without this qualification, some very standard cases of allowing would count as positive relevance, since the agent might be said to act on herself to prevent herself from saving the victim.
Because such cases of illusion involve experience of ordinary things, while standard cases of delusion do not, we thus have a ground on which to distinguish the two sorts of case.
Standard cases of illusion or misleading appearance of the sort we've just considered involve sensory experiences of ordinary things and their features, including their looks, feels, and so forth.
Dreams suggest that even in a best-case scenario of sensory perception (Stroud 1984), in which standard cases of misperception (as in seeing very small or faraway objects as too big or too small) can be ruled out and which consequently seem indubitably certain (Descartes 1641: I.6), sensory deception is possible.
"This is a standard case of violation of fiduciary duty and fraud," he added.
Comparisons with the standard case of one-sided heating of the plate when the other side is thermally insulated are executed and discussed at length.
This is a fairly standard case of market failure, where prices fail to provide the proper signals to home owners and the insurance industry.
In a standard case of basic deviance (Davidson 1973), a climber intends to rid himself of the weight and danger of holding another man on a rope by loosening his grip.
Intraparticle diffusion imparts a pronounced effect upon selectivity, a fact contrasting markedly from the standard case of two parallel reactions without inhibition, where selectivity is independent of diffusion resistance.
