Sentence examples for though of as from inspiring English sources

Berrypicking can be though of as covering points (2) ("retrieval of items that cannot be explicitly described but will be recognized once retrieved" and (3) (serendipitous discovery) of Toms's ways of information retrieval [1]: the bit-at-a-time retrieval could aim at rediscovering a specific item or at serendipitously exploring items until an adequate item is found.

This is why jets are sometimes though of as cones of energy.

A THAR has a star in the middle of it, but it can also be though of as two OCEAN WAVES that are crossed in the middle.

Finite automata, or "state machines" can be though of as just moving a marker between some states according to some simple rules, but their simplicity hides deep mathematics and allows you to manipulate them in interesting ways.

Before you dismiss the idea, think about this; with gold at $1250 an ounce, the dollar has lost 97% of its purchasing power in terms of what used to be though of as "real money" since 1971.

Without heart or lungs, the baby Mary could hardly be though of as a separate human being, and her dependence on her sister would ultimately destroy that potentially normal life.

If you are in "public life" (as MPs are, though, of course, as we all are to some extent) then you are not permitted this freedom anymore.

There is an air, though, of Rubin as a stage magician drawing the audience's attention towards a disk on a desk.

The brutality of some scenes totally shatters the illusion of a weak boy but i had never though of Conor as a weak character.

(Though of course, as many (e.g., Burge 1979) have pointed out, Twin-Earth cases may be interpreted as supporting a psychological conclusion as well).

Though of course, as it scales it will also be able to attract better teachers, giving it a leg up over YouTube and other video platforms.