Sentence examples for which we evaluate from inspiring English sources

The horizontal axis represents those same possible worlds as circumstances of evaluation, relative to which we evaluate the truth or falsity of the proposition expressed.

This is a two-dimensional intension, since there are two distinct roles that possibilities play here: as a context of use, and as a circumstance of evaluation (a possible situation relative to which we evaluate whether the relevant object exists or the relevant kind or property is instantiated).

He said the finding would cause "a lot of discussion of the relationship of scientific evidence to the manner in which we evaluate long-held academic and personal religious positions," like the question of who is a Jew.

But because so many New Yorkers are concerned about the environment, Mr. Niblack said, "cost alone should not be the only grounds on which we evaluate the recycling program".

This makes the creation of ensembles attractive, two of which we evaluate on all four corpora.

Prototype implementation details a practical implementation through which we evaluate the JRS framework through extensive experiments.

In Section 4, we present a performance evaluation in which we evaluated the clustering process complexity and the achievable rate per small cell.

Finally, we used an independent test set on which we evaluated our approach's classification success rate.

The study was a cross-sectional survey in which we evaluated the prevalence of migraine within the She population.

Similar comments apply to experiments in which we evaluated the various methods in terms of the recall of active Murcko scaffolds [29], rather than of active molecules.

In this paper we respond to a critique of a previous meta-analysis that we have conducted, in which we evaluated Elinor Ostrom's institutional design principles.