Sentence examples for which is argued from inspiring English sources

At the bottom, you pass by Golspie Mill, restored in the 1990s and known for milling bere, a rare kind of barely that dates back to Neolithic times and which is argued by some to have given us the word "beer", which can of course be brewed from the grain.

However with a suitable modification it provides an explanation of Semmelweis's failure which is argued to be superior to some of the external reasons often given.

A damage mode competition criterion is implemented to predict crack density at saturation which is argued to be a characteristic damage state (CDS) independent from loading conditions.

Thomasson (2013) is a recent extended discussion of the relation between fictionalism and her own preferred ontological view, which is argued for by what she calls "easy arguments", a kind of ordinary language arguments.

Rather, it points to a yield phenomenon, such as wall slip in the capillary, which itself would be the consequence of a chain-extension-induced phase transformation at the sharply defined temperature of 150°C, the plausibility of which is argued in this paper.

These studies presumably incorporated some degree of tax evasion in their calculations by using National Income and Product Account based figures, which is argued to understate total household consumption.

That is not seen as feasible in Washington, which is arguing for a more open-ended exploratory conference at some future, undefined date.

As they have for several days now, Mr. Briccetti and Mr. Hussain clashed about how much money the informer offered the defendants to participate in the plot — a crucial question for the defense, which is arguing entrapment.

On July 23 , 2003the online edition of The Chronicle of Higher Education reported that the House science committee had approved a measure, HR2081, that would place responsibility for the MSI technology program in the U.S. Department of Commerce, which is arguing against the move.

The two plaintiffs in the case, which was argued in March, are American civilians in Iraq.

Justice Samuel A. Alito Jr. did not vote in the case, which was argued shortly before he joined the court in January.