Sentence examples for an argument presented from inspiring English sources

Allometry is no less interesting than heterochrony, an argument presented in the chapter.

We should also consider an argument presented in Bohr's reply to EPR, which is possibly the best known version, although it differs from the others in important ways.

However, an argument presented in [1] shows that the above estimate holds for y ∈ D, y ∈ ∂D without any further conditions, but with possibly different constant: | f ( x ) - f ( y ) | ≤ M ′ | x - y | α, y ∈ D, x ∈ ∂ D. (2.5).

But Boasberg's order was in response to an argument presented by the Cheyenne River Sioux, who have a reservation adjacent to the Standing Rock. .

In fact, Brassington's identification of the AFP as an argument presented in support of the duty of research is mistaken or misdirected.

An argument presented by Liverpool's chief executive, Ian Ayre, when defending controversial ticket prices was that supporters at Anfield are watching "the best team in the best atmosphere".

A popular argument presented in favor of government regulations or international standardization is that they benefit the public.

"If it's a reasonable argument presented by the producer, they'll go along with it; if it's one that is political, they'll smell that one out, too," he said.

A primary argument presented against the use of this term was that the disorder presented as a spectrum of abnormalities and not always as a frank dislocation as the name implied.

(page 18) 39 A key argument presented within political economy discourse was that the symbolic meanings we give technologies are shaped and constrained by institutional forces and by our awareness (or lack of awareness) of alternatives.

A different antirealist argument, presented by Laudan, attacks directly the "ultimate argument" for realism.