Sentence examples for wave argued from inspiring English sources

The New Wave argued, above all, that the director should be seen as the principal creator or "auteur" of a movie: not the writers or producers.

The researchers at D-Wave argue all the time about how to imagine a quantum computer's various processes.

But D-Wave argues that the computations used in the study were too easy to show what its novel chips can do.

The irregularity of the waves argues against models in which they organize hippocampal activity so as to be synchronized with arriving afferents, a type of function often postulated for more rhythmic activity (e.g., theta, gamma).

Law and Justice, then in opposition, campaigned on a strident anti-immigration platform, competing with minor parties on the far right to position itself as the staunchest defender of Poland from a wave of Muslim immigration, a wave it argued was partly due to the misguided policies of liberal leaders to the West.

David Weaver, the chief executive of Oceanlinx, one of the firms planning to use the Wave Hub, argues that Britain's liberalised and transparent power markets make life easier for newcomers, although others argue that fluctuating power prices make planning tricky.

But even these multicore chips will not be powerful enough to drive the next wave, Kahle argues.

In Steve Case's new book, The Third Wave, he argues that this next generation of the Internet will transform major industry sectors and become integrated into everything we do.