Our first evaluation demonstrated that university students could effectively reason from and interpret diagrams produced by the modeling software that corresponded to content addressed in each of the ten questions in the lesson plan.
Parascom's particular position in the spectrum of companies working in 3D is that it develops mapping technology, but also the ability for a robot, or something/someone else, to effectively reason within that space.
This process reduces the scale students and scientists must use in order to effectively reason about these complex systems.
Because ABL-N can effectively inhibit cell viability, we reasoned that this effect might be attributable to its ability to interfere with the cell cycle.
Congress, the court reasoned, had effectively overruled the Miranda decision when it enacted a 1968 law for that purpose.
In this situation, we demonstrate some of the conditions under which privacy/efficiency tradeoffs emerge, as well as complications that arise when agents can reason effectively under conditions of partial ignorance.
A student trained in the demonstrative method peculiar to geometry cannot reason with the same effectiveness even in the other branches of mathematics, but a student trained in dialectic – and in possession of a range of probable principles – can reason effectively on almost any subject.
Besides, citizens need basic understandings, of energy concepts and processes for example, as a prerequisite for reasoned arguments, to effectively participate in policy-making on these issues [4].
The geek in me was struck by what I assumed was Vudu's clever use of video servers: How else, I reasoned, could Vudu effectively stream so many high-quality movies to so many customers?
The war on terror has yet to address effectively the reasons that people turn to terrorism, perhaps because doing so would be more difficult and costly than military action and security alerts.
Dr. Laursen reasoned that slurries might also effectively cool the body before exercise.
