Sentence examples for way of elements from inspiring English sources
In summary, Frege calls our attention to two problems, (i) the problem of the apparent difference in truth-value of corresponding belief attributions (such as (1) and (4)), and (ii) the problem of the difference in the cognitive significance of sentences composed in the same way of elements with the same reference (such as (5) and (6)).
Though he was not the first modern dancer to study ballet, his way of splicing elements from both genres in his own work was a breakthrough.
Recent developments have included adding private label home essentials, by way of Amazon Elements, restaurant takeout and delivery, as well as bike messenger delivery trials.
The work uses anecdotes, parables and dialogues to express one of its main themes, that is aligning oneself to the laws of the natural world and "the way" of the elements.
Another way of researching elements of the neuronal network is the targeted use of electrophysiology.
Mr. Temirkanov maximized the astringent dissonance of the harmonic language, the caustic brashness of the brass outbursts, and the every-which-way overlapping of elements in the climax, which sounded like hellbent music for a Looney Tunes film.
The governing equations of the element can be treated as in the usual way of finite element procedures.
The obtained coupled partial differential equations are solved by way of the element-free kp-Ritz method.
The aim of this study is to find an efficient way of finite element modelling of guided wave propagation in composite laminates to detect delaminations.
The solution proposed defines a way of data element identification in transfer networks, solves the transformation of their parameters for neural network input and defines the type and architecture of a suitable neural network.
The modeling approach incorporates atomistic modeling, by virtue of molecular dynamics (MD) simulation, for simulating the initial unstrained equilibrium state, and equivalent-continuum modeling (ECM), by way of finite element approximations (FEA), for modeling the subsequent static/dynamic behaviors.
