Sentence examples for suppositions about how from inspiring English sources

Unlike the eyewitness accounts or the suppositions about how the earthquakes or tides might have affected the whales, the panel was provided with rich quantitative detail of the exploratory sonar work being done by EMEPNML's ship M/V Teknik Perdana roughly 65 kilometers away from the incident in the days preceding the whale stranding in 2008.

In other words, the analytic process involved comparing the coverage with the three message frames to identify instances of concordance with our theoretically informed suppositions about how food insecurity relates to health in human populations ([ 28], pp. 8 11).

We began with a set of observations or findings that did not fit with our theoretically informed suppositions about how food insecurity relates to health in human populations and continually compared off-message instances with one another until similarities and differences became apparent.

Climate disruption will require that we change not only how we live but how we conceive of our selves; to recognise and confront a gap between our inner lives - including our habits and supposition about how the world will evolve - and the sharply divergent reality that climate science now presents to us".

After years of debate and supposition about how sensory cilia behave in vivo and how they may be linked to disease, the work from O'Connor et al. finally provides empirical measurements of ciliary deflection and movement that will be essential for deducing their in vivo function.

Surveying the question and answer community at Quora.com, BBC Autos compiled the most thoughtful responses to long-held suppositions about cars and how to treat them.

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The evidence that supports such analyses consists in purely hypothetical judgments: judgments about how to classify cases on the supposition that your environment is like X, or like Y. Since such hypothetical judgments don't require you to determine what your real environment is like, your justification for accepting an analysis is not based on empirical knowledge.

Ranging from photo-realistic portraiture to abstraction, Falkowski aims to create associations that develop into broader suppositions about the potential for painting and how it relates to the influence of conflict that seems to be consuming the world today.

Her suppositions about modern American militarism do little more than rake up old chestnuts about how "a nation founded on opposition to a standing army" has been snookered by the military-industrial complex.

Using this space of scenarios, we can then assign 1-intensions to the subject's expressions that reflect her own ideal rational commitments about how to identify familiar objects, kinds, and properties on the basis of empirical suppositions about her actual environment.