Sentence examples for which terms are from inspiring English sources

The developments that followed were quite various, including "possible world semantics"—in which terms are assigned interpretations not just in the domain of actual objects but in the wider domain of "possible" objects as well as allegedly more sober-minded theories.

This description is extremely general, telling us little more than that parallelizing involves some form of linguistic comparison in which terms are predicated of things.

The nature of this causal relation between God and creature also helps to explain the sense in which terms are said in a prior way of God.

This approach is followed when it is "impossible to anticipate" which terms are used within the text and whether they fit into individual categories [47].

Its basic idea is to create a semantic space in which terms are regarded as similar if they occur in the same context.

Then there's the web, teeming with malware as clever criminals monitor Twitter and Google to see which terms are popular and change their lures accordingly, according to Mike Gallagher, chief technology officer of McAfee's global threat intelligence.

-How long and during which terms was the majority leader in the position?

I asked students to suggest which terms were unlikely to be on the exam and explain why.

But the public disclosure of which countries support or object to which terms, is new.

The deals, in which terms were not disclosed, are the latest move by Sillerman to corner the EDM market, after saying in June last year that he was willing to spend more than $1 billion buying up EDM promoters and event organizers.

The order in which terms were added had little effect on their significance.