Sentence examples for we attach some from inspiring English sources

In the final section, as an appendix, we introduce John-Nirenberg's inequality on and then, as an application, we attach some properties of weights on in relation with, which are similar to those on the Euclidean space.

If we ask: 'Are our objects of perception real and are they independent of the percipient?' it must be supposed that we attach some meaning to the words 'real' and 'independent', and yet, if either side in the controversy of realism is asked to define these two words, their answer is pretty sure to embody confusions such as logical analysis will reveal.

If we attach some credence to this alternative paradigm of critical illness, then this should also trigger a reevaluation of how we manage our patients.

"We attached some basketball lingo so the kids could relate to it.

During that time, a certain lifestyle has formed, and we should attach some importance to these traditional ways".

If just one weird thing happens indisputably, we have to attach some weight to that, but the universe is unquestionably mysterious as well as rational.

"We decided we want people to attach some value with it.

If they don't then we may need to attach some artificial organs to ourselves so we can process water more efficiently.

Fans engage with all those artists with a similar intensity, but we attach ourselves to the humanity of some and the audacity of others.

In our classification, we attach one entity to one subclass only and, therefore, omit some additional roles of individuals.

According to Definition 2.16, if we attach a shift direction to the matched space, then we can derive some concepts of almost periodic functions attached with shift directions.