Sentence examples for thus accepting from inspiring English sources
His national security adviser, Tom Donilon, has already declared that Palestine must be established through negotiations – thus accepting Netanyahu's key demand and giving Israel a de facto veto on Palestinian independence.
They are thus accepting that one result in 20 will be falsely positive but one in 20 seems a satisfactorily low rate.Understanding insignificanceIn 2005 John Ioannidis, an epidemiologist from Stanford University, caused a stir with a paper showing why, as a matter of statistical logic, the idea that only one such paper in 20 gives a false-positive result was hugely optimistic.
On the other hand, unlike Burley, he maintained that they are really identical with their own individuals, thus accepting the very core of the traditional realist account of the relationship between universals and individuals.
To evaluate if it is feasible to lower the requirements on the performance of tritium permeation barriers, thus accepting a higher tritium permeation rate into the coolant and imposing a higher capacity in extracting tritium from the primary coolant, a conceptual study has been performed, mainly focusing on economical aspects.
If the likelihood of such a false-positive conclusion is less than 5percenttheyhey deem the evidence that the hypothesis is true 'statistically significant.' They are thus accepting that one result in 20 will be falsely positive--but one in 20 seems a satisfactorily low rate".
Significant deformation requires ϵmax to be relatively tolerant thus accepting some false correspondences.
Internally contradictory, they spell out the fatalistic acceptance of reality and discontent with what has been thus accepted; powerlessness and a new empowerment; a confrontation with the terrifying future and an openness to the weakness it portends.
Most of us thus accept that the majority of our products and services are delivered by profit-making enterprises.
(Rudd's action left the United States the only major industrialized nation that has refused to ratify Kyoto, and thus accept binding greenhouse-gas reduction targets).
But the government hopes that union leaders will find it embarrassing to reject its generosity and will thus accept its other reforms.Therein also lies the risk.
When investors feel confident about future rent growth, they are willing to pay higher prices and thus accept a lower initial return.
