Sentence examples for develops the argument from inspiring English sources
In fact, before he develops the argument above, his paper first discusses an analysis in which the particles are characterized by their energy instead of position and momentum.
The paper develops the argument further by highlighting the increasing importance of respecting the needs of users in what are fundamentally socio-technical systems and then examining the implications of this statement for scalability.
Second, it develops the argument that on the basis of their great potential for (a) promoting economic growth and (b) enhancing place identity of cities, both built heritage and innovative design of space appear to be expansively used as major components of contemporary strategic plans of cities for the transformation and improvement of urban landscape.
The second book develops the argument from design to oppose atheism, and the third introduces a favourite stratagem of More's, the rehearsal of well-known or well-attested stories of witchcraft, snake-charming, raising of tempests by the power of words, and other "spiritual" phenomena as evidence for the existence of an immaterial realm (Coudert 1990, Crocker 2003).
"They let the Tory press develop the argument that this initiative was going to bypass the planning system," he says.
Pinker quotes this passage, and then goes on to develop the argument much more thoroughly than I ever did.
Sundel developed the argument that the Constitution vests in Congress -- not the president -- the power to define war crimes, and that it had done so in 1996 when it passed the War Crimes Act.
In 1841 he published a second edition of Contrasts, to which he added two new plates that developed the argument beyond individual buildings, to present a whole moral panorama.
From these premises she developed the argument that mothers, by virtue of their maternal work, cannot countenance violence, whether in social settings like the playground or the workplace, or as an instrument of state policy.
