Sentence examples for capture reasoning from inspiring English sources

Thus, to fully capture reasoning about what's necessary and possible, we need to move from standard possible worlds semantics to a 2D semantic framework.

Design intent can be captured by reasoning, and, in turn, as reasoned facts, it can be propagated and shared with design collaborators.

In Section 3 we will see how a kind of probabilistic inductive logic called "Bayesian Confirmation Theory" captures such reasoning.

This framework helps not only in capturing the reasoning behind design decisions, but also enables the decision-makers to assess and compare the evidential support for each design option.

The data collected: 1) documented the students' conceptions about plant structure and function; 2) captured their reasoning through discussion of their drawings; and 3) supported and refuted emerging hypotheses about students' understandings (Barab et al., 2002).

In NIGHT GARDEN: Poems From the World of Dreams (Margaret McElderry, $16; ages 7 to 10), Janet S. Wong's poems slide in and out of rhyme and capture the wacky reasoning of dreams.

The trouble is that they do not seem adequately to capture Pascal's reasoning.

A new formal framework for Stringology is proposed, which consists of a three-sorted logical theory S designed to capture the combinatorial reasoning about finite strings.

What remains missing from many philosophical discussions critical of reduction is an explicit account of methodological strategies and epistemological frameworks that both capture actual scientific reasoning and offer an alternative to reductionism (Love 2006, 2008; see Section 5).

The information model is used to facilitate knowledge capture and automated reasoning across domains with a minimal set of rules by adopting a terminology that treats customer and design specific factors identically, thus enabling straightforward assessments.

Anderson distinguished idealism's substance-attribute logic condemned by Russell from his own subject-predicate logic, but his Aristotelian logic of everyday experience did seem to rest uneasily with the search for logics that could more adequately capture forms of reasoning across a wide variety of domains.