Sentence examples for term constructed from inspiring English sources

There is a superficial sense of progress associated with the fact that a term constructed for the sole purpose of human degradation has been so widely disparaged.

His term "constructed situations" comes from the French theorist Guy Debord's 1957 manifesto "Report on the Construction of Situations," which called for the artist to generate moments that would jolt the spectator out of passivity, rendering him the co-creator of a less mediocre life.

Selection term Term constructed from the selection   model that controls for sample selection   bias.

where E t,s is the noise term constructed from E in a similar way as X t,s.

where X t ∈ ℂ tM × N - t +1 is the temporally smoothed data matrix, and E t is the noise term constructed from E in a similar way as X t.

There's a certain degree of truth in this, but I'd argue the sort of images literature trades in are more allusive than visual ones - the figuration and the thing figured bleeding into one another, except in what I term "constructed metaphors", the kinds preceded by "as if", "like" and other signposts.

The only way to help mitigate these threats is to attempt to stabilize Pakistan, and then, in the longer term, construct a strategic partnership that breaks the patterns of the past and promotes normalization of ties between India and Pakistan.

Non-positivists often use the term "concept" as a more value neutral term in place of the term construct (Gioia et al. 2013; Suddaby 2010: 354).

The term construct validity connotes a theoretical aspect and reflects the speculative nature of the mechanisms modeled.

In particular the artificial viscosity is analogous to terms constructed from signal velocities and jumps in variables across characteristics.

The data models and terminology of the CHTN were based on a set of terms constructed by the pathologists for use by the coordinators and other non-medical personnel more than a decade earlier.