Sentence examples for a plausible analysis of from inspiring English sources

Or at least a plausible analysis of what his party has been doing wrong for the past ten years.

By contrast, the logical framework of Ferguson's argument is obviously inadequate: it simply doesn't give a plausible analysis of the issues at stake.

Does Dretske-style information subserve a plausible analysis of computation as "information-processing"?

But if anything like this is a plausible analysis of the concept of inferential justification, we face a potential vicious conceptual regress.

In this context, SOC HE _GH appears to yield a plausible analysis of changes in the first decade of this century, which can complement the picture obtained from calculations of rates of return.

Lacking a plausible analysis of the party's problems, having launched a failed coup attempt, unable to restore their old moral authority, and now stripped of the methods of exclusion and purge, some on the Labour Right have been briefing that they are preparing for a split.

Any plausible account of moral motivation will, and must, acknowledge these sources of motivational failure; and any plausible analysis of moral properties must allow for them.

A standard objection has been that while the propositional attitudes may be given a plausible analysis in terms of casual patterns, the felt quality of sentient states and events cannot be analyzed in purely causal terms without losing touch with what is distinctive about such phenomena (Nagel 1974; Chalmers 1996; see Section 4 below).

But at least so far, no one has provided a plausible analysis that accounts for the apparent impeccabilty of 'This is red, so this is not yellow'.

A plausible analysis was proposed to interpret the dependence of microstructural transitions on the growth velocity in Zn 3.1 to 9.0 at% Ag alloys, that is, primary dendrites of ϵ in a matrix of peritectic η→two-phase plate-like η+ϵ with primary dendrites of ϵ→ fully two-phase plate-like η+ϵ.

In a detailed and apparently plausible analysis of how corruption in the capital works, the US ambassador John Beyrle cited one source as saying: "Everything depends on the Kremlin … [former Moscow mayor Yuri] Luzhkov, as well as many mayors and governors, pay off key insiders in the Kremlin".