Sentence examples for Novel reasoning from inspiring English sources

In their review on the topic of truncated somatostatin receptors, Córdoba-Chacón et al. discuss the issues that led to a novel reasoning for the interpretation of SST-knockout models [208].

One may even want to talk about a novel "reasoning style" in this connection, where "style" is to be taken primarily in an epistemological sense, not in a psychological or sociological sense; and this new style may be said to bring with it, not just new theorems and proofs, but a distinctive kind of "understanding" of mathematical facts (Reck 2009, cf. Tappenden 2005b).

The findings presented here accord well with the concept of a global executive network as, in line with previous findings (Duncan et al. 2000), increased BOLD responses were observed in a broad swathe of frontal and parietal cortex when solving novel reasoning problems.

To overcome this limitation, we propose a novel geometric reasoning method, where both logical and algebraic reasoning methods are integrated into a unified reasoning process.

Dr. Whitesides opted for a more novel approach, reasoning that a drop of blood or urine could wick its way through a square of filter paper without any help.

Participants were required to solve a series of novel nonverbal reasoning problems (Fig. 1).

This network is also recruited by novel nonverbal reasoning problems similar to those found in archetypal tests of fluid intelligence such as Cattell's Culture Fair and Raven's Progressive Matrices (Duncan et al. 2000).

A novel fuzzy reasoning-based directional median filter is proposed to remove the random-value impulse noise efficiently.

The research CGs have explored novel techniques for reasoning, knowledge representation, and natural language semantics.

What is particularly novel about the reasoning of the leader of the Conservative party is that concern about unaccountable judges is usually the reason protagonists give for opposing bills of rights, not for introducing one.

We describe two approaches to discard these implicit assumptions and restrictions: one, that carefully generalizes prior work, leading to an optimal, but often-times intractable solution, and another, that provides a novel way of reasoning about filtering strategies, leading to a sometimes sub-optimal, but efficiently computable solution (that is provably close to optimal).