Sentence examples for we have conferred from inspiring English sources

But we can bypass this question altogether if we are constructing a new system from the bottom up; in that case we shall make no further use of the sign A – we shall only use B. We have introduced the sign B to take the place of the complex expression in question by arbitrary fiat and in this way we have conferred a sense on it.

As a result of our high-tech hemodynamic monitoring and support devices, we have conferred upon the already hemodynamically unstable patient new kinds of stress we never had to deal with before, and simplistic, symptomatic 'shotgun' sedation no longer applies.

In addition, the HIV-Gag sequence contained the G79F mutation located at the anchor position of the HLA-A1-restricted epitope 71GSEELRSLY79, which we show to have conferred viral escape in OP428.

After all, celebrity isn't something inherent to Johnny Depp it's a status that we, his fawning public, have conferred on him.

Jeff and I have conferred and we believe that the producers must have had a hand in the decision.

Because grapevine is known to be infected by the diverse positive-strand RNA viruses, but not pararetroviruses, we hypothesize that pararetroviral inserts have conferred host resistance to these viruses.

In our discussion of these results, we propose that music practice may have conferred an executive control advantage for musicians in later life.

When the dust settles and enough people have conferred with Derek about what just happened, we find out that the bloody guy had thrown a beer on some old guy's daughter.

An ASU spokesperson now confesses, "we blew it," and concedes that the university likely would have conferred the honorary degree, but once it became a controversy, ASU administrators were too worried about appearing insincere.

Although it is difficult to point specifically to those that do so, we can examine what fitness advantages the bow and arrow may have conferred on its users over the atlatl and dart.

"There's no evidence that we have been able to find that our extremely severe penalties against the possession of drugs have conferred any advantage on this country," said Lady Ruth Runciman, the head of the two-year study.