Sentence examples for terms to draw from inspiring English sources

Boole's original and remarkable general symbolic method of logical inference, fully stated in Laws of Thought (1854), enables one, given any propositions involving any number of terms, to draw conclusions that are logically contained in the premises.

After Hume's time, Coleridge (1817) used the two terms to draw a distinction between the truly creative imagination and the merely associative fancy, but, despite its fame, this distinction never caught on very widely either, and 'fancy,' in the relevant sense, is now largely obsolete.

For example, when Dikmenli (2010) asked 124 biology student teachers (who had studied meiosis in previous terms) to draw meiosis, only 13% were able to produce a complete and accurate representation of this process, and 54% produced drawings containing at least one major misconception.

While it is hard to stay ahead solely through superior execution over an extended period, it is sometimes enough in the short term to draw a deep-pocketed buyer where there are strong, immediate synergies.

Clearly Obama should be given more time to prove his commitment to this, but it also remains puzzling why it took Obama until the second year of his second term to draw direct attention to the problem.

The nickel prices were introduced as a short-term gimmick to draw traffic.

In a year in which their long-term ability to draw crowds has started to come under threat from some ever-noisier new neighbours, any moment that shows the Red Bulls favourably has to be a good one for them.

The idea is that such overhauls will make it easier for migrant workers to settle in cities, paving the way for a grander long-term plan to draw more rural Chinese into urban areas.

It also stands at the heart of what is sometimes called the new Europe, a continent no longer divided that is engaged in a long-term quest to draw all countries into the European Union.

China sees the deal as part of its long-term plan to draw Taiwan under its rule, luring the island with economic sweeteners even as it continues a military buildup against a territory it has regarded as its own since the Chinese civil war ended in 1949.

Like our main character Naomi Bishop (Gunn) this movie strives to make it on its own terms, avoiding opportunities to draw attention to it being any less of a corporate thriller than one starring men.