Sentence examples for which as per from inspiring English sources

They are ruled out by an appropriate reading of (A1) and (B1): (A1) says that the person herself must stand in an appropriate computational relation to a Mentalese sentence, which, as per (B1), has a suitable syntax and semantics.

As we will see below, (B2) turns out to provide the foundations for one of the most important arguments for LOTH: it makes it possible to mechanize thinking understood as a semantically coherent thought process, which, as per (A2), consists of a causal sequence of tokenings of mental representations.

And now Murray has a break point after a fine rally in which, as per, he has to force Djokovic to miss one because he isn't going to give up.

Let's begin with our pics, which as per the rules of engagement listed above, are watermarked with our logos.

The dislodgement of the 10 m × 4 m × 3 m boulder (Fig. 5) as a result of increased erosion is considered the moment of breach, which as per eyewitness report happened about 5 pm BST.

Therefore, such analysis which as per our knowledge is the first theoretical investigation in the context, can also be treated as simple and novel prescription for choosing suitable parameters for the design of upside down tapered lens on the tip of elliptic core single-mode fiber for optimum launch optics.

According to Fodor, if a propositional attitude is an actual episode in one's reasoning that plays a causal role, then LOTH is committed to explicit representation of its content, which is as per (A2 and B2) causally implicated in the physical process realizing that reasoning.

The same goes for the supermarket's parmesan, which, as before, contains 1.63g salt per 100g.

The original memo indicated only two SKUs, which as interpreted as two TouchPads per person.

The hypothetical Polypill yields 6.3 expected life years per person, which as expected is the highest of the alternatives since this is the most comprehensive treatment.

In this study we quantify the total amount of open space lost to development for US cities, as well as the developed area per capita, which we refer to as "per capita land consumption".