Sentence examples for valid sense from inspiring English sources
Besides being plausible, the account appears to be, in a limited but still valid sense, true.
Asked why he chose to attend the memorial service, Mr. Giuliani said: "People can have a very valid sense that they didn't want to politicize it.
Showing how people make different but valid sense of experiences makes critical theory a rational framework for this paper.
This, together with the support for more regular meetings between the registrars and supervisors to discuss their portfolios, with protected weekly academic time, is imperative if formative feedback, and by implication, also summative assessment in the workplace, is to happen in a meaningful and valid sense [ 51].
Therefore, (15) is satisfied when we choose Γ t) to be the time-varying function Γ t)=e −jt/T, and (Psi _{k}(mathbf {x}) = e^{-k(x_{1}phantom {dot {i}!} + mathrm {j} x_{2})}) which by Lemma 1 is a valid sensing function.
The Pramana-varttika is written in about 2,000 stanzas of mnemonic verse, and its four chapters deal, respectively, with inference, valid knowledge, sense perception, and syllogism.
However, like denaturalization, see Klapprott v. United States, 335 U.S. 601, 612, expatriation under the Nationality Act of 1940 is not "punishment" in any valid constitutional sense.
The completion rule aimed at providing each participant with a situation in which they could experience an ecologically valid graded sense of voluntariness.
A valid spatial sensing function in our context must satisfy (11) in order to obtain (12) from (10).
We first observe the following fact: (Psi _{k}(mathbf {x}) = e^{-k(x_{1}phantom {dot {i}!} + mathrm {j} x_{2})}) is a valid spatial sensing function.
Given the lack of a widely recognized, standard test for English vocabulary knowledge that we could use as an external criterion to validate LexTALE and self-ratings, we will assess word translation performance, both from L1 to L2 (English) and vice versa, as an external, highly face-valid (i.e., valid by common sense) criterion against which LexTALE and self-ratings will be validated.
