Sentence examples for thus admit from inspiring English sources

Why don't we thus admit that species die like individuals, and that like them they have a fixed and determined period for their existence?

These modes are intimately related to the physical eigenmodes of the system and thus admit robust and efficient regulation on the basis of the natural composition of the temperature field.

In addition to any hospitalizations initiated by health personnel, patients with a contract could thus admit themselves without contacting their doctor, duty doctor or emergency department.

We are glad that BP has made a decision to remain one of the biggest investors in the Russian economy, thus admitting vast prospects of Russia's oil and gas industry and Rosneft's big potential".

Managers will also resist changing a failing strategy (and thus admitting assets are worth less than before) until the last minute.Take the recent catalogue of disasters at Tesco, a British supermarket chain.

The first theory thus admits of all boolean operations on facts, and the second admits conjunction.

The controversy thus "admits not of any precise meaning, nor consequently of any determination" (DCNR 12.7/93).

The theory thus admits of two versions, the "simple theory" of 1903 and the "ramified theory" of 1908.

The consistency of the framework minimises the numerical differences between the soundproof and compressible integrators, thus admitting conclusive comparisons between compressible and soundproof solutions, unobscured by algorithmic disparities.

It is thus admitted that hop-by-hop congestion control approaches are more suitable for VANET, while considering the required quality of service of the transmitted data, as for the end-to-end approaches.

Thus, admits a dual equivalent norm such that if is a nonexpansive mapping defined from a separable weak*-compact convex subset of into, then has a fixed point (see [24, Theorem 1]).