Sentence examples for this desideratum from inspiring English sources

A host of composers set out to fulfill this desideratum.

In "The Image" (1961), Daniel Boorstin's jeremiad against staged news and manufactured experience, the final pages offer this desideratum: "Each of us must disenchant himself, must moderate his expectations, must prepare himself to receive messages coming in from the outside".

$I^*$ rules out every $f$ that conforms to this desideratum because it requires a weak social preference for $T$ to $S$ in both cases or in neither.

But this desideratum can be sacrificed for the sake of other goods, as long as no one is punished to a disproportionately large degree.

Before pursuing this research desideratum, the factors that will be analyzed in the analysis related to types of teacher professionalization (teachers' frequency of computer use, their ICT self-efficacy, and their emphasis on teaching ICT skills) will themselves be analyzed at a descriptive level.

Considering the desideratum of an efficient trust and privacy-preserving solution, this paper proposes a novel solution in the form of fission computing.

If even the desideratum of practical coherence is subject to such re-specification, then this holistic possibility really does represent an alternative to commensuration, as the deliberator, and not some coherence standard, retains reflective sovereignty (Richardson 1994, sec. 26).

Uniqueness is the desideratum here.

Importantly, the value f(b) of this function only depends on the person b interpreting 'everybody,' but does not depend on the scenario w, compatible with the questioner's knowledge, that interprets the construction 'I know.' Interestingly, the desideratum KI (∀x)(∃y/KI) admires x, y) is not expressible without an explicit independence indicator.

In this paper, I focus this question on one desideratum widely invoked in the modelling literature: generality.

Moreover, because for increasing k the number of strings of length n which are random increases, and because for increasing n we can choose larger and larger k, there is some sense in which the great majority of sequences are random; this matches well the desiderata in the infinite case that almost all sequences should be random.