Sentence examples for to advert from inspiring English sources
Hence, there is a need for sewage management to advert the magnitude of ecological degradation due to untreated sewage in the environment.
To explain how, a representationalist has to advert to additional (learning?) mechanisms to connect representational content with drive and motivation.
Emerson himself seems to advert to such differences when he writes in "Fate": "Once we thought, positive power was all.
We do not need to advert to any controversial metaethical thesis, then, to explain how divine freedom and rationality fit with perfect moral goodness.
In a curious twist in the tale, these controversies may well have accelerated the use of smart grid technologies to advert costly and divisive conflicts on these scales in the future. .
According to Schweizer, if we are to attribute intelligence to machines, we need to be able to advert to a comparable historical record of cognitive achievements.
Meanwhile their song-to-advert ratio is kept to a tasteful minimum – although this may be purely down to the state of the advertising economy.
At the same time, Americans are becoming accustomed to avoiding advertisements, whether by skipping through them with a personal video recorder, watching video-on-demand or subscribing to advert-free satellite radio.Sibling rivalryTo some extent, the split simply reverses the $43 billion merger in 1999 that created Viacom.
Workers are not able to "waive" their wages, even if they respond to adverts on an expenses only basis.
Barilla responded by saying Boldrini did not understand the advertising world and women were fundamental to adverts.
The act, introduced by Tony Blair's administration, opened the door to adverts for sports betting, online casinos and poker.
