Sentence examples for suggested by examples from inspiring English sources

As noted above, unless the hidden structure argument is accepted, this conclusion is strongly suggested by examples like (2.4.1) ("The impact of my knee caused the tipping over of the inkwell") which appear to involve explanation without the explicit citing of a law or a deductive structure.

A function comparable to that of Charon's obol is suggested by examples such as a man's burial at Monkton in Kent and a group of several male graves on Gotland, Sweden, for which the bracteate was deposited in a pouch beside the body.

It is suggested by examples that, if attention was concentrated not on the inconsistent malformations but on more consistent embryopathic effects which in one form or another are always associated with malformations, the predictive value of the screening tests would appear in a more favorable light.

The president, who will be most responsible for leading the country toward a new way of thinking about what happened, suggested by example that the road begins with simple human contact.

The outcome of the referendum was a vote to leave the European Union and as a result 'Brexit' has become a very frequently heard term throughout the UK as suggested by example (11).

Perhaps these different kinds of magic can be suggested by two examples.

A Facebook spokesperson noted that the new calls to action should make the ads more tailorable to apps beyond gaming (as suggested by the examples above).

In this study, the presence of cattle does not appear to be as detrimental to wild herbivores as suggested by other examples in the literature.

That only measured entities qualify as mixtures is not only suggested by the examples Socrates refers to (health, strength, beauty, music, and the seasons), but by his assertion much later in the dialogue that a mixture without due measure or proportion does not deserve its name (64d e): "it will necessarily corrupt its ingredients and most of all itself.

A "Rosetta Stone for graph algebras" refers to an overarching principle which would allow an understanding as to why there is such an extremely tight (but not perfect) relationship between various properties of Leavitt path algebras and graph C ∗ -algebras, as suggested by the examples given in this section.

As suggested by these examples, it is unsurprising that YHCHI's work has been distributed both as e-lit and as visual art.