Sentence examples for because of the constructive from inspiring English sources

Indeed, J-contractions and their generalized versions became popular because of the constructive approach of proof adopted by Jungck [19].

Because of the constructive nature of this proof, a certified algorithm for type checking an expression can be extracted from it.

McGuinness said we won't know that until after the election is over, but he said he's had people who are "from the protestant tradition" telling him on the doorstep they would give him their first preference vote because of they liked the constructive role he had played within government, which he said was rather warming.

Parliamentary format is as follows: Prime Minister (constructive), Leader of the Opposition (constructive), Member of the Government (constructive), Member of the Opposition (constructive), Leader of the Opposition (rebuttal), and Prime Minister (rebuttal).

Because the constructive empiricist does not identify the aim of science with whatever goals the majority of scientists may have, he denies that constructive empiricism is a thesis in sociology subject to the kind of empirical confirmation or disconfirmation any scientific thesis faces.

In sum, because the constructive empiricist rejects Inference to the Best Explanation, she is not moved by arguments for scientific realism that make use of that rule of inference.

It is difficult to design electronic nonlinear devices capable of reproducing complex oscillations because of the lack of general constructive rules, and because of stability problems related to the dynamical robustness of the circuits.

The app requires people to sign in with their Twitter or Facebook accounts, and though its thermometer might seem like a design gimmick (Gansca tells me some people assume Knotch is a fashion app because of the colors), it facilitates constructive debates by helping people avoid the misunderstandings that often come with sharing opinions online.

Because of constructive imperfections and non-uniformly heat transfer, the difference between the two passes becomes significant.

Congress swept the polls in 1937 because of Gandhi's constructive program.

Rima Fleihan, a member of the opposition National Coalition's delegation, said: "The discussions were not constructive today because of the regime's strategy to deflect [and] change the subject by talking of terrorism".