Sentence examples for a plausible and practical from inspiring English sources

Nonlocal conditions are used to describe certain features of physical, chemical or other processes occurring in the internal positions of the given region, while integral boundary conditions provide a plausible and practical approach to modeling the problems of blood flow.

The mosaic Hox gene pleiotropy described in this paper suggests a plausible rationale and practical origin for modularity, in which selection pressures can favor developmental processes that reinforce a beneficial bias in existing neuronal variations [53].

However, the most plausible and practical suggestion would be that having such a demanding policy on the use of generics is no longer necessary, since it has ceased to be an argument for reducing pharmaceutical expenditure.

That is a plausible, practical and philosophically sound solution to the problems of protecting privacy.

Such an interactive account of publics and institutions gives a plausible practical meaning to the extending of the project of democracy to the global level.

It was not merely trying to identify a preexisting moral consensus; it was also trying to create a consensus that could be supported by very plausible moral and practical reasons.

A more plausible and common version of practical moral skepticism denies, instead, that there is always an adequate (or non-overridden) reason to do what is morally required.

A pragmatic and practical agenda is required.

18. Find a classic and practical bag.

So is he a plausible nominee and president?

The resulting architecture meets four desirable goals for a unified theory of cognition: practical workability, autonomous agency, a plausible role for conscious cognition, and translatability into plausible neural terms.