Sentence examples for young sense from inspiring English sources

Hu and Nualart [10] used the LSE technique to define the estimation of the unknown parameter as follows: begin{aligned} widehat{theta}_{t}=frac{int^{t}_{0}X_{s}, dX_{s}}{int^{t}_{0}X^{2}_{s},ds}, end{aligned} (3) where the integral (int^{t}_{0}X_{s},dX_{s}) is interpreted in the Young sense (see Young [21]).

And I suspect she viewed our mother with an equally preternaturally young sense of pity, and told herself she would never ever be caught in a relationship like that.

Or, could it be that they cling on to two outmoded marketing truths: that you have to acquire consumers young to keep them for life; and to attract them you have to market to our younger sense of self.

Source of the new sense, my young friend thinks, "is from something high-tech, like an Internet connection.

Their relationship is not only touching, it's still fresh and young, making sense of what marriage is for.

When you are young the sense of life you feel is inexhaustible and at various times in your life you see the speed of things alter.

It was a belief that was almost certainly not confined to the young: the sense that government was, in the end, pretty irrelevant, just another show.

Using Facebook can reduce young adults' sense of well-being and satisfaction with life, a study has found.

Making the health and oral health risk information personalised (e.g. reviewing the family medical history, socio-economic differences in disease incidence) would be more likely to alter young adults' sense of risk than more conventional health education approaches.

Presenting bioethics early in science education reinforces young scientists' sense of the importance of ethical reflection in their future careers and gives students some confidence in thinking about how to resolve bioethical conundrums they are likely to confront.

When Ms. Price finished, the young people sensed that, for all her grandeur, she was no unapproachable diva.