Sentence examples for truth application from inspiring English sources

Since the random error of measurement of the FP is very small, and the CO values produced by the FP are very close to the truth, application of the errorgram method described by Critchley and Critchley to account for the errors caused by the reference technique yields virtually the same answers as the 2SD of the HCP alone.

Finally, lessons learned from software-based power profiling and the ground truth of application level power consumption is discussed.

(For more discussion of truthmakers, see the papers in Beebee and Dodd (2005).) The neo-classical theories we surveyed in section 1 made the theory of truth an application of their background metaphysics (and in some cases epistemology).

In such an application, truth is not taken to be explicitly defined, but rather the truth conditions of sentences are taken to be described.

James is never mentioned in Alex Shakar's heady and engrossing new novel, "Luminarium," but he haunts the book, which grapples extensively with his pragmatist ideas about truth and their application to religion.

Explaining the nature of truth becomes an application of some metaphysical system, and truth inherits significant metaphysical presuppositions along the way.

The truth is, rigorous application of those sweet-smelling moisturizers does anything from zilch to very modest improvement, depending on the concentration of active ingredients in the jar.

But instead of telling the truth on the application, I put down all this satanic stuff so nobody would pick me as a mentor.

This person will be your "guarantor" who certifies that you are telling the truth on your application.

For example, a study appearing next month in the International Journal of Internet Marketing and Advertising reveals some non-obvious truths about the application of the tools of persuasion.

It would be asking a lot of an ordinary mortal to hew to the literal truth in a mortgage application when, to the applicant, it seemed as if the money was being offered free.