Sentence examples for driven reasoning from inspiring English sources

I explored ideologically driven reasoning in a previous blog.

This often occurs in moral dilemmas involving drinking and driving and business situations where participants have been shown to reason at a subpar stage, typically using more self-interest driven reasoning (i.e., stage two) than authority and social order obedience driven reasoning (i.e., stage four).

In Stage six (universal ethical principles driven), moral reasoning is based on abstract reasoning using universal ethical principles.

This domain-independent framework has two components: for the subjective part, a preference-aggregation model accumulates multiple individual preferences into a single team preference to drive synthesis reasoning; for the objective part, a logic-based synthesis reasoning model systematically guides the designers in transforming abstract intents to concrete solutions.

Generalizations or principles also provide us with the crucially important understanding of what's morally relevant and why, which drives analogical reasoning forward.

Systematic reasoning, driven out of Muslim jurisprudence in favour of precedents from the Prophet's life and conduct, found a new field of inquiry in ancient geography and cosmology.

The method proposed in this paper and its outcomes can be helpful in the current urbanisation age as they constitute a data driven basis for reasoning on possible design schemes and urban policies.

For example, is emotionally-driven reasoning in general better or worse than "cold," affectless reasoning?

Prerequisites to develop materialization tools are the organization of a body of design knowledge and the definition of quality-driven reasoning procedures.

Our theory-driven reasoning for this modelling strategy is that the actual search duration does not deliver additional insights as this is rather caused by properties of the different transition patterns of graduates from vocational training and higher education, as further elaborated in the results and conclusions-sections of this paper.

In fact, research from Cognitive Neuroscience has shown that reasoning with familiar and unfamiliar problems is related to specific patterns of brain activity and the belief bias can be seen as a conflict between brain areas in which either domain-general or knowledge-driven reasoning strategies are implemented [7], [9] [12].