Sentence examples for the central statement from inspiring English sources
While the central statement of the Gaussian dispersion method, namely the hypothesis of "normal" distribution of the pollutant concentrations, occurs only in completely ideal situations of atmosphere homogenous turbulence, the softwares based on this mathematical structure are calculation tools of broadest use since they are characterized from an easy mathematical formulation.
The kitchen island isn't just in the center of your kitchen; it's the central statement, the eye-catcher that gives your kitchen its unique design and personality.
The Dis-Gr agreed with the central statement for understanding EBM, "the physician can best treat the patient in the balance of scientific recommendations, individual needs and current possibilities" (question 1.2) more strongly than the Agr-Gr (figure 6).
The central statement of this article and its theoretical underpinnings might be summarized thus: behavioural patterns, diagnoses and illness categories are made by human beings, in specific contexts through specific intellectual and practical processes of sense-making.
Several empirical findings challenge the central statements of the CAPM (e.g. Fama and French 1992 , 1996or 2008).
He is entirely undistinguished in this gathering, but it is he who has raised Rebekah up the ladder of her ambition, and it is his presence that makes the simple, central statement to the members of this power elite: "You need to be here".
The first movement suggested a cluttered clash of urbane sensibilities, the second a series of long and soulful utterances that collectively became the work's central statement, and the finale a lapidary exploration of subtle interplay between soloist and orchestra.
Eloquent, vivid, and ample, it is at the same time an acute pathological study of individual grief and the central Victorian statement of the problems posed by the decline of Christian faith.
That modest wish is a radical aspiration in a country where stone churches are the central architectural statement in almost all cities and towns, and Christianity so permeates the culture that, for most French, it is an assumed part of the national identity.
The Transitional Programme was the central programmatic statement of the congress, summarising its strategic and tactical conceptions for the revolutionary period that it saw opening up as a result of the war which Trotsky had been predicting for some years.
The central bank statements contributed to strong declines in the euro and British pound against the dollar.
