Sentence examples for arguments derived from from inspiring English sources

Following Newton's example, he argues that we should "reject every system … however subtile or ingenious, which is not founded on fact and observation", and accept only arguments derived from experience.

Then, we use this fact and arguments derived from [5] to conclude that the nonnegative critical point for I λ, obtained from the mountain pass theorem, is not the trivial one.

We discuss the empirical evidence providing qualitative arguments derived from a focus group, which reveals the existence of a PMS decoupling and helped us to describe four situations with different levels of decision-influencing use of PMS and different economic performance results.

While the pulse is assumed to be a simple boxcar with a given fixed energy and the baud length is the only design parameter, the results extend to many traditional ways of pulse compression coding through arguments derived from recent results on rigorous experiment comparison and perfect coding.

Like many tyrannical regimes before it, Islamic State maintains a veneer of legality, backing its persecution of gay people with arguments derived from the group's interpretation of Islamic texts. .

This conclusion is based on the following arguments, derived from considering different possible estimates of the artifactual recombination rate when no such event has been observed.

His arguments derive from the skepticism of the Greek philosopher Sextus Empiricus (fl. 3rd century ce) as reflected in the work of the essayist Michel de Montaigne (1533 92) and the Catholic theologian Pierre Charron (1541 1603).

Millican argues for a novel interpretation of Anselm's argument, and for a new critique of ontological arguments deriving from this interpretation.

Of course, one aspect of Boethius's influence is indeed that he made available ideas and arguments deriving from Plato, Aristotle, Alexander of Aphrodisias, Porphyry and Iamblichus.

What must be considered, however, is that Carnap's proposal to reconstruct the contribution of theoretical terms by ramseyfication falls foul of arguments deriving from M.H.A. Newman's objection to Russell's structuralism in Analysis of Matter (see Demopoulos and Friedman 1985).

She continued, "With that belief, and the argument derived from it, history repeats itself".