Sentence examples for arguments are represented from inspiring English sources

Arguments are represented as inference trees by applying strict and defeasible inference rules.

Further research could use qualitative analysis to explore specific aspects in greater depth, such as how different arguments are represented.

The first, which may be healthy, is that it is being conducted within the tense "grand coalition" government, in which both sides of the argument are represented.

"The idea of the special advocate is one that should appeal on a bi-partisan basis," Blumenthal says – we'll see about that – because "decisions are made better when both sides of the argument are represented".

The Mittag-Leffler functions arising in (3.5), (4.2), and (5.2) for large values of argument are represented as (6.1).

The Conservative side of the argument is represented only by the cartoon figure of Monckton, full name 3rd Viscount Monckton of Brenchley, now best known as a particularly preposterous denier of climate change.

Distilled to its essence, this argument is represented by the notorious "Laffer Curve," Art Laffer's assertion that lowering taxes is so stimulative that the tax base expansion more than makes up for the tax reduction.

Here, one receives a system of equations where each argument is represented by a distinct variable with a domain of real numbers in the interval [ 0, 1 ].

The prefix neo- indicates that all arguments and adjuncts are represented in terms of thematic roles, which was not part of Davidson's proposal but is developed, for example, in (Parsons 1990).

Our data also strengthens the argument that the present day opsins are represented by genes that have arisen from three different ancestral genes that have given rise to (1), a classical opsin superfamily cosisting of visual opsins and those opsins who share a highly conserved gene structure with the visual opsins; (2), a peropsin and RGR-opsin family; (3), a melanopsin family.

I challenge this view and argue that implicit arguments are syntactically represented.