Sentence examples for * rationalise in from inspiring English sources

Just this week, a bill came in that I tried to rationalise in terms of the egg sandwiches I buy daily from the snack truck across the street and that I won't be buying for two days until I forget.

This is perhaps easier to rationalise in terms of the active site residues available.

In this paper the hysteresis energy density per cycle was considered as fatigue damage index to rationalise in a single scatter band the fatigue behaviour of short glass fibre reinforced polypropylene (30 wt% 1-mm-long glass fibre), long glass fibre reinforced polypropylene (30 wt% 10-mm-long glass fibre) and 42 wt% calcium carbonate filled polypropylene.

Such long timeframes may not only be difficult to rationalise in the more short-term world of policy-making, but also of course add to the uncertainties inherent in the analysis.

This kind of limitation can itself be rationalised in instrumental terms.

Nevertheless, the fundamental phenomena involved upon impregnation, drying and even calcination are rather complex and difficult to be rationalised in a simple model.

Rather than contradicting the changes in LC number and individual LC area seen in epidermal sheets, this can be rationalised in light of LC migration events.

The differences in the amount of protein desorbed from powder and sensors could then be rationalised in terms of multilayer protein being relatively easier to desorb.

I never rationalise it in the set.

When faced with evidence that suggests that this is bollocks, most people's first response is to rationalise it in a way that allows the illusion to continue.

Some worry it is a sign of mental illness, while others rationalise it in a variety of ways: one may see it as part of brain activity, deriving from the same complex part of our subconscious as dreams.