Sentence examples for viewed t from inspiring English sources

"I always viewed T as a business deal between me and Sandy".

For on this view, "t is different from t*" and "t is exactly similar to t*" are given distinct truthmakers.

Moral and aesthetic judgment requires "steady and general points of view" (T, 581 82; see also SOT, 276), common to others (EPM, 272).

This sympathy in turn requires various kinds of correction, provided by adopting "some steady and general points of view" (T III.3.1 581-2), which Hume illustrates through his version of the transition from the state of nature to full-blown society.

The sort of intellectual activities required include, not only learning from experience the specific pleasant and painful tendencies of certain kinds of character and conduct, as well as the ability to distinguish accurately among them, but also the ability to evaluate character and conduct from "some steady and general point of view" (T, 3.3..15/581 2; EM, 5.41 2/227 8).

The measured parameters used to simplify the structure of the ants to match the robot's are shown in Fig. 11a, b, where: Fig. 11 The parameters measured from the ants, a lateral view, b dorsal view T B is the distance between the front and hind legs' tips.

With the information of S and A known to Bob, Alice can now use that information to encode the coordinate information of T. Intuitively, our encoding is based on the fact that when scanning A from left to right, Alice views T as runs of coordinates that alternate between blocks of insertions and matches with respect to S and the stated alignment.

The difference between ℰ(t ) and θ uv (t ) can be viewed as follows: ℰ(t ) only codes the structure of the model while θ uv (t ) contains all information about the model.

(Consistent with her political views, T-shirts sold to raise money for her case are priced on a sliding scale, depending upon a supporter's ability to pay).

"In the traditionalist view, Test cricket should be watched in total silence by crowds who know their forelock-tugging place in the scheme of things," the left-leaning Guardian newspaper said in an editorial.

Acquired brain injury, visual attention, and the Useful Field of View Test: a pilot study.