Sentence examples for a rational interpretation from inspiring English sources

These findings provide a rational interpretation of the experimental observations that Ag/Ni catalyst exhibits lower catalytic activity towards steam methane reforming but high resistance to coke deposition.

A model was developed based on the entrainment coefficients presented by [Trahar, W.J., 1981. A rational interpretation of the role of particle size in flotation.

Rangerstaxcase.com has become a platform for some of the sharpest minds and most accomplished professionals to share information, debate, and form opinions based upon a rational interpretation of the facts rather than PR-firm fabrications.

McKew's "information warfare expertise" appears entirely self-styled, yet so great is our need for a rational interpretation of incomprehensible events that recently she has published extensively in Politico and appeared on Slate's Trumpcast.

A century later, Christian thinkers such as St. Ambrose (339 397), St. Victorinus (died c. 304), and St. Augustine (354 430) began to assimilate Neoplatonism into Christian doctrine in order to give a rational interpretation of Christian faith.

A microkinetic model based on Brønsted Evans Polanyi relationships and the competitive adsorption of the sulfur molecule and alkene on the catalytic site is proposed to give a rational interpretation of the experimental catalytic results.

What the ads say may be true, or true in a way, or not true by any rational interpretation.

"I don't think there is any rational interpretation other than the fact that he hurt this young man," said Mr. Naiburg.

This increases the transparency of any financial analysis, allowing for a more rational interpretation of the BIA results and a better comparison of different analyses for various new pharmaceuticals.

This sea change would result in a more rational interpretation of religious text and chip away at the dogma and senselessness within Islam that Sam Harris, Richard Dawkins, and others highlight in their advocacy of rational thought.

And while that ruling would involve a rational reading of § 271, it would not represent the only possible interpretation of that statute.