Sentence examples for each reasoning from inspiring English sources

For CDAT coding, definitions of each reasoning component were refined through the discussions among the authors in this study.

In addition, the definitions of each reasoning component were refined to help coders find the utterances that fit the categories.

Ultimately, dedicated direct algorithms (when tuned sufficiently) outperform reduction-based ones (see e.g. [36]), but each reasoning problem and semantics needs its own full-fledged implementation.

In a decision with significance for preventing charity frauds, a federal appeals court has ruled that the Internal Revenue Service must disclose its reasoning each time it denies a request for tax-exempt status or revokes it.

In contrast to ampliative reasoning, each inference is in accordance with CL and hence deductive.

In our reasoning, each variable is considered as one of the precoding matrices.

Readers may want to ask themselves what, if any, distinctive aspects of mutual and common knowledge reasoning each example illustrates.

The Trefis staff breaks each company down into its product divisions and creates a baseline financial model for each, explaining its reasoning in good detail.

They all have the same reasoning: each times the Freudian psychoanalytic theory predicts a predominance of the primary process mode, more ATT choices are expected on the GeoCat.

Neural responses unique to each type of reasoning determined from the Reasoning Type (deduction and induction) by Task (reasoning and baseline) interaction indicated greater involvement of left inferior frontal gyrus (BA 44) in deduction than induction, while left dorsolateral (BA 8/9) prefrontal gyrus showed greater activity during induction than deduction.

By exploiting the geometric relations between sensing geometry and people's positions, our method is able to dynamically and adaptively partition the overall task into a number of nearly independent subtasks with the aid of occlusion reasoning, each of which tracks a subset of people with a subset of cameras (or agencies).