Sentence examples for this view arises from inspiring English sources

The reason for this view arises because Smart Card vendors now have pre-production prototypes of High Density Smart Cards (that we will refer to as HDSCs) aimed initially at the mobile communications market, which could change our perception of security tokens and the associated system architectures and processes.

The idea of an identical self that persists throughout all of our experience, on this view, arises from the law-governed regularity of nature, and our representations exhibit order and regularity because reality itself is ordered and regular.

Although this view arises from a somewhat dated view of "isolating mechanisms" as traits beneficial to the species as a whole [ 59], the argument that hybridization is less intense in pristine habitats is still prevalent today.

That this view arose from the observation of recurrences in the environment is most conspicuously seen in the field of religion.

This view arose from modeling studies that trained simple hippocampal area CA3 network models on the trace conditioning task.

This view arose from the theory that biological systems ought to protect stem cells from the risks of DNA replication and led to the notion of quiescence as an inherent property of the stem cell fate.

That view arises from ocean sediment cores drilled off the coast, to the west of Mauritania.

That view arises from ocean sediment cores drilled off the coast of Africa, to the west of Mauritania.

The real problem, in her view, arises from "the inherent conflict of interest when the court is making money off of a private enterprise".

In this study, two divergent points of view arise, one which supports recovering past landscapes and another which favours managing changes, conserving the existing landscape.

The more challenging moral questions, in my view, arise in relation to our closest furry friends: dogs and cats.