Sentence examples for an argument introduced from inspiring English sources

For example, after disposing of an argument introduced "on the authority of Plato" for the role of separate substances in the generation of living things, he concludes, "and so in this way Plato's opinion is destroyed if he in fact had an opinion of the sort we have ascribed to him" (QM VII.9: 47ra).

Perhaps their inclusion would force the producers to take a position, make an argument, introduce a more authoritative voice-over and abandon their pluralistic, allusive style.

To treat the nonlocal problem ((E_{f,g})), we will use an extension argument introduced by Caffarelli and Silvestre [27], which allows us to investigate ((E_{f,g})) by studying a local problem via classical variational methods.

Two, unlike the weaker reading of the dream argument introduced above, it involves a continuing rather than a temporary form of deception.

One type of argument, introduced in Boghossian (1989a), uses slow switching cases where a subject travels between two different physical environment or linguistic communities, say between Earth and Twin Earth.

We will prove this theorem by combining Lemma 2.3 with the concavity argument introduced by Levine.

b H (s) may be derived from b(s) using the same argument introduced in Section 2.3: b H ( s ) = 2 - c b ( s ).

By using the normal form theory and center manifold argument introduced by Hassard [30], we derive the explicit formulae for determining the stability, direction, and other properties of bifurcating periodic solutions.

This argument introduces a crucial distinction between two senses or uses of "is" and deserves a separate subsection.

Another objection is that rather than explaining the contingent cosmos, the cosmological argument introduces a mysterious entity of which we can make very little philosophical or scientific sense.

Zhukov and Vasilevsky accepted his argument, introducing it to Stalin in a meeting on 23 May who formally approved it in a directive on 31 May.