Sentence examples for statements of class from inspiring English sources

Statements of class field theory and the Chebotarev density theorem.

This difference is likely due to the fact that a higher proportion of statements on CLASS-Bio were either substantially reworded to be applicable to the discipline or are entirely new statements.

5. 'Invariantism' and its cognates are due to Unger (1984): one is an invariantist (with respect to a given class of statements) just in case one rejects contextualism (with respect to statements of that class).

The final version of CLASS-Bio contains 31 statements: 10 statements are identical to statements on CLASS-Phys and -Chem with the word "biology" substituted for "physics" or "chemistry," 11 statements are modified from CLASS-Phys, and 10 statements are new and not found on the other CLASS instruments.

As a result, the statement composition of CLASS-Bio categories (Table 3) is noticeably different compared with the other instruments and this fact should be considered when comparing responses across CLASS-Phys, -Chem, and -Bio instruments.

Sunday Atlético Madrid vs. Barcelona Atlético has started the new season on fire, while Barça had a rare defeat last weekend, followed by a telling statement of its class in the Champions League.

With proper manual inspection, it should be possible to use a COMPOSITION and a number of ENTRY subclasses to represent the clinical statements of different natural classes, e.g. OBSERVATION and INSTRUCTION in a COSMIC template.

The Poundmaker and Onion Lake First Nations say the federal government failed to fully extract oil and gas reserves on their land — land they say was "ripe for exploitation," according to the statement of claim for the class action suit, filed in Federal Court on Monday.

Actually, I make that explicit statement on the first day of class in all of my courses.

Jean Renoir's masterpiece is not only a moving anti-war statement but a rich exploration of class loyalties and transcending friendships.

A statement of the frequency and length of class meetings.