Sentence examples for arguments for order from inspiring English sources
In recounting the history, Justice Rehnquist gives all the arguments for order, and far too few for freedom.
Then there is Natorp's magnum opus, the Platos Ideenlehre of 1903, in which he simultaneously develops a "critical" interpretation of the theory of forms and an argument for the order of the dialogues, all conceived as an "Introduction to Idealism".[21] During his life, Paul Natorp was overshadowed by his mentor, Cohen, and after his death, by the more glamorous Cassirer.
After describing for several pages the achievements of immigrants as far back as Nikola Tesla, the document lists its arguments for why the order is (still) unreasonable and unlawful.
In a White House press briefing Monday, press secretary Sean Spicer acknowledged that one of the main arguments for the initial order's hastiness was now lost.
Therefore, we can extend the presented argument for second-order fuzzy differential equation to th-order.
The value of the first order rate constant for the diminishing band at λ=455 nm (k=0.013 min−1, 2.2×10−4 s−1) is equal to the rate constant of the emerging peak centred at λ=368 nm, enforcing the argument for first-order kinetics and proving that the contribution of by-processes to the consumption of 15 is negligible.
Bilking: The main argument for the causal order being the temporal order is the bilking argument (Black 1956).
The heart of the argument is commerce's ability to create conditions for order and comfort from disorder and wildness.
Results of the comparative analysis weaken the arguments for a role of higher-order chromosome alignment structures in resistance; more clearly define and substantially revise downward the number of uncharacterized genes that might participate in DNA repair and contribute to resistance; and strengthen the case for a role in survival of systems involved in manganese and iron homeostasis.
It also provides an argument for randomizing the order of samples during DNA extraction and amplification to prevent bias due to the grouping of samples collected in close geographic proximity.
