By applying an improved vacuum technique, Thomson was able to put forward a convincing argument that these rays were composed of particles.
But Pell lays out a convincing argument that natural language search is important in order to communicate meaning and intent.
I've yet to hear a convincing argument that it does.
Most of them came to a bad end rather quickly, and this is sometimes taken as a convincing argument that any form of verificationism is utterly misguided.
A convincing argument that today's assault on education is orchestrated rather than accidental can be found in Henry Giroux' new book Neoliberalism's War on Higher Education.
In aggregate, these articles set out a convincing argument that more than just a greater share of health resources will be necessary to erase the enormous resource deficits and inequities characterizing global mental health care.
Together, these results provide a convincing argument that the processes of gating and permeation are intimately coupled in TREK-1, and that the selectivity filter is not an isolated structural domain, but instead acts as the primary gating mechanism for activation in TREK-1 channels.
They make a convincing argument that restoration has caused them to lose free expression rights central to their professions.
Berger makes a convincing argument that these images resonated in white America only when television covered the violence inflicted on African Americans in the struggle to end segregation.
Mr Sebag Montefiore's book offers a convincing argument that shows that Stalin's manners, and much else besides, grew worse as he got older.
They also heard the prosecution make a convincing argument that Gross planned the robbery and went to the Convenient Food Mart intending to kill Beers.
