Sentence examples for arguments that is from inspiring English sources
An abstract argumentation system is a collection of "defeasible proofs", called arguments, that is partially ordered by a relation expressing the difference in conclusive force.
The findings with respect to energy impacts for most buildings and adaptations are overwhelmingly positive, and effectively remove one of the arguments that is sometimes made against preservation and adaptation.
Let me quote from a classic paper by the late Paul Samuelson, who more or less created modern economics: "With employment less than full... all the debunked mercantilistic arguments" — that is, claims that nations who subsidize their exports effectively steal jobs from other countries — "turn out to be valid".
Moreover, can be extended to a continuous -periodic function in both arguments, that is,,.
The proof of Theorem 2.4 depends upon the following two arguments, that is, Lemma 2.5 and Theorem 2.6.
The appropriateness of residential development in areas of 'countryside' is sometimes hotly disputed, underpinned by 'man versus nature' arguments: that is, the importance of supporting the growth of rural communities versus the desirability of maintaining rural 'character' and 'openness' or protecting natural or seminatural landscapes.
