Sentence examples for development of arguments from inspiring English sources

Although this may result in pWCET estimates truly upperbounding program's execution time, the lack of evidence on this challenges the development of arguments for certification.

EA researched and contributed to writing the document; DY led conception and development of arguments and contributed to writing the document; GM critically revised the document.

With a grant from the Squire Family Foundation, which promotes the teaching of ethics and philosophy, he is assessing whether his program helps in the development of argument and other skills.

(In this, he is persuaded by a form of argument originated by Harry Frankfurt. See Frankfurt 1969 and Fischer 1994, Ch.7 for an important development of the argument. The argument has been debated extensively in recent years. See Widerker and McKenna 2003 for a representative sampling. For very recent work, see Franklin 2009 and Fischer 2010 and the works they cite).

Thirdly, this study revealed that although the types of questions mattered in the production of sound and strong argument, it was how these questions were organized into a visible schema that further augmented the development of quality arguments.

What is unusual with Marinella is the learning, the sophistication, and the systematic and cogent development of the arguments.

In other words, using students' questions as scaffolds might not necessary enhance the development of quality arguments.

Some historic remarks are in order on the development of the arguments over the years.

The second factor consists of five items that ask students to rate their agreement with statements about whether their lab work could lead to discovery of something new, development of new arguments, or generation of information of interest to the scientific community.

For a full development of this line of argument, see Miller 2003b and 2006.

(iii) Concerning the Weak Principle there has been an interesting development of a line of argument due to Black (1952) and Ayer (1954) in which it is proposed that there could be exact symmetry in the universe.