Sentence examples for a simple argument of from inspiring English sources

The issue is not whether a simple argument of the form p therefore p is acceptable.

Among the consequences of Theorem 3.2, we provide a simple argument of Azé and Corvellec's theorem ([9], Theorem 2.3).

We present here a simple argument to illustrate the dependence of the confinement time on the applied magnetic field.

Justice Sonia Sotomayor, who is of Puerto Rican descent, said Puerto Rico's argument went too far and pressed its lawyer for a simpler argument for why it has authority of its own.

This is a simple argument, but it is of central importance to political freedom as it is conventionally understood.

A simple argument based on conservation of momentum rather than energy, however, suffices to show that its velocity of propagation is Tidal bores, which may be observed on some estuaries, are examples on the large scale of the sort of phenomena to which (139) applies.

A simple argument shows that FCSs of a network are non-overlapping entities.

So often that term is a kiss of death for a political career, but here is a chance for a young woman to make her mark: affordable housing should shape up to be a core election issue as Labour fronts its campaign with a simple argument over the rising cost of living.

More to the point, there is a simple argument drawn from the hylomorphic account of souls and bodies in De Anima which tells in favor of particular forms.

To compute the number of HLA A2 alleles that will arise as a consequence of random mutations, we follow a simple line of probabilistic argument, outlined below, We have calculated that the average number of productive mutations in the coding region of the genome of a tumor of a cell mass of 109 cells is about 90/cell.

The first comes from the fact that if a Puiseux series based at (beta _0 in {mathbb {R}}) has a non-trivial fractional power term, then some branch must have non-real values for some real values of (beta ) near (beta _0) (interestingly enough, in his book, Kato [345] appeals to Butler's theorem instead of using this simple argument of Rellich).