Sentence examples for called argument from inspiring English sources

The second scale, called argument strength (α = 0.883), also included two items: strong argument and effective.

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.

Arguments for the existence of God from a special kind of experience are often called "arguments from religious experience".

The terms SIN and LOG are the names of the functions and the quantities Al, Bl, and 2 are called arguments.

Many of the most interesting arguments for skepticism regarding philosophical intuitions do not appeal to direct evidence of unreliability, but are instead instances of what shall here be called "arguments from explanation".

In particular, he said that Communists should be employed if they were competent, calling arguments to the contrary irrelevant and improper.

At the start of each function calls arguments have to be pushed to stack and at the end of the function call they have to be popped which takes longer execution time, and hence leads to more energy consumption.

Suffice it here to consider one such argument called "the argument from the sevenfold analysis of a chariot" (shing rta rnams bdun gyi rigs pa).

These events are composed of a trigger, which is always linked to two arguments, a gene/protein (hereafter called 'Gene' argument) and a cell line, cell type or anatomical part (hereafter called 'Cell' argument).

In this work he introduced his first novel argument, for idealism, what he called the argument from error.

Autrecourt discusses several sceptical doubts (dubia), versions of what would later be called the "argument from illusion" and the "argument from dreaming".