Sentence examples for test for defeat from inspiring English sources

Call the result of deleting B from S's evidence base 'EBS reduced with respect to B'EBS−BBS−B' for short.[11] And now the suggestion — call it 'the reduction test for defeat' — is that A is a defeater for B just if B is appropriately improbable with respect to the conjunction of A with EBS−B.

If this was the acid test for England – a defeat would have put the matches against Samoa and South Africa under a cloud as grey as the home side's kit – it was the Wallabies who found themselves neck-deep in the sulphuric.

Additional testing would therefore be required to determine definitively the span of delay periods within the same test for which adolescent defeat causes impaired spatial working memory performance.

A prodigious haul of 24 wickets in the United Arab Emirates led to a 3-0 Teseriesies defeat for England against Pakistan.

The Fifth and final Test of the summer was to be the first Test defeat for Lindwall in the first 24 Tests of his career.

The combination of its precise formal apparatus and its novel pragmatic self-defeat test for justification makes Bayesian epistemology one of the most important developments in epistemology in the 20th century, and one of the most promising avenues for further progress in epistemology in the 21st century.

But it is a huge test for the party after their defeat in the last election.

Sunday's result at Murrayfield meant a fifth straight Test defeat for the first time since 2004 and leaves head coach Andy Robinson with a record of just two wins from 13 Six Nations outings.

At the University of Texas Southwestern Medical Center, ghrelin was found to reduce depression and anxiety in mice, inuring them to tests for both "social defeat" (bullying by larger mice) and "behavioral despair" (swimming in an inescapable acrylic cylinder).

Gordon Brown was bracing himself for defeat after yesterday's byelection in Norwich North, the first electoral test since the MPs expenses scandal rocked Westminster.

And Jones also says England lock Geoff Parling, who took over from injured Irishman Paul O'Connell (broken arm) for the second Test defeat, should also make way.