Sentence examples for was thus accepted from inspiring English sources

The total height of the falls was thus accepted as 1,223 feet (373 m) rather than as 1,650 feet (503 m), making the Takakkaw considerably shorter than Della Falls, on Vancouver Island, B.C.

LGTFU is a logit constraint parameter (Eq. 5) for the FU (Eq. 4), 4 5 Allometric scaling for weight, FFM, 33 and NFM 34 significantly reduced the OBJ value, and inclusion of FFM resulted in the greatest reduction in OBJ, and was thus accepted as the base model.

Internally contradictory, they spell out the fatalistic acceptance of reality and discontent with what has been thus accepted; powerlessness and a new empowerment; a confrontation with the terrifying future and an openness to the weakness it portends.

Eight of the trial swaps improves the sum of squared error (SSE) and are thus accepted.

It is thus accepted that biosensors based upon nanopores or ion channels may shape the modern paradigms of medical care and drug screening, environmental monitoring, or food safety [36 38].

In other words, the edifice of scientific knowledge consists simply of a body of observations and ideas that have (so far) proven resistant to attack and that are thus accepted as working hypotheses about nature.

So a criterion for membership of the favored class of statements that required only those statements accepted by the scientists of the time to be members of the class was not going to be successful without knowing which sentences were thus accepted, and this, claimed Ayer, could only be known by experience.

Athens-Clarke County confirms that the tree is in the right-of-way, and is thus "accepted for care" by municipal authorities; according to city-county officials, local government and the owners of the adjacent property jointly serve as "stewards" for the care of the tree, while Athens' Junior Ladies' Garden Club serves as its "primary advocate".

NFAT5 is thus accepted as key transcription factor participating in the mammalian hypertonic stress response.

However, his answers did not noticeably alter the test results and were thus accepted for inclusion in the study.

All of the scale items proposed yielded scores higher than 0.5 regarding the item-total correlation and were thus accepted.