Sentence examples for used considerations from inspiring English sources

In Wittgenstein: On Rules and Private Language (1982), Kripke used considerations originating in the Philosophical Investigations (1953) of Ludwig Wittgenstein to raise skeptical questions about whether knowledge of linguistic meaning can be reduced to rule following, or indeed to any objective facts about speakers.

The commonly used considerations in wheel design are elucidated.

Theory-theorists have used considerations such as these to support their claim that our notion of belief is employed as the posit of a folk theory rather than input to a simulation model.

We used considerations from GRADE guidance for evaluating publication bias, with modifications to reflect the Navigation Guide's primary concern with underestimating the true effects of existing chemical exposure, in contrast to GRADE's primary concern of overestimating the true effect of treatments or pharmaceuticals (Guyatt et al. 2011c).

The process lets buyers make purchases using considerations other than price, and buyers often negotiate directly with sellers after receiving their bids.

The two detections are then combined using considerations of the estimated SSC arrival time.

In the 1990s, Searle began to use considerations related to these to argue that computational views are not just false, but lack a clear sense.

Using considerations derived from this basis, we show that selective complexation arises from exploitation of a particular ion's coordination preferences.

An alternative approach to our method is possible using considerations of clinical significance.

Model-building techniques have been developed for choosing between candidate functions at both stages using considerations such as model parsimony, minimization of information criteria, or ANOVA-type tests that are penalized for model complexity [ 9].

We then discuss under what conditions can such a multiple alignment-based score be related to the germline fitness of the variant, using considerations from diffusion theory; see, e.g., K imura (1964).