Sentence examples for upon instances from inspiring English sources

Mr. Louima's lawyers seized upon instances like that to accuse the P.B.A. of conspiring with patrolmen to cover up the truth and, in a broader sense, of acting with the city to create an environment in which officers could act brutally with impunity.

"This has followed months of harassment of the venue by Police Scotland, regarding apparent failures to act upon instances of drug misuse in the club, as well as some alcohol-related offences.

We will focus primarily upon instances where the recipient line does not carry the favourable QTL allele, since otherwise a marker assisted selection scheme can be used (e.g. [ 6]).

But the fact is we've seen instance upon instance of highly visible police aggression against unarmed black and brown Americans over the last few years.

It would be a mistake, too, to seize upon these instances of overt vulgarity while ignoring more insidious forms of sexist language.

But if haecceities are ontologically dependent upon their instances, then there are no uninstantiated haecceities.

An experimental framework built upon realistic instances inspired by regional cases is described and the computational results of the model are presented and discussed.

In a nutshell, incremental learning is able to process potentially infinite amount of data very quickly; the model update is incremental such that the underlying logics are refreshed reactively on the fly upon new instances, without the need of scanning through the whole dataset that embraces the new data repeatedly.

Another suggestion might be to conclude that the paradox depends upon an instance of the principle of Excluded Middle, that either R is a member of R or it is not.

The environment is composed of ten cloudlets (task units), where upon each instance of cloudlet requires 400,000 million instructions, or about 6 min to complete execution on a host.

The company closes all their stores on Sundays so employees can attend church, routinely pry into the personal lives of workers (promoting someone who moonlights at a strip club is frowned upon, for instance), and put potential franchise operators through a grueling interview process to make sure they have the right "values".