Sentence examples for explanation and reasoning from inspiring English sources

2005a, (Book), co-edited with K. Jørgensen and S. Pedersen, Visualization, Explanation and Reasoning Styles in Mathematics, Springer, pp.x+300.

Here's an in-depth explanation — and reasoning on why it may not be cause for concern.

However, Sara uses a wider variety, involving explanation and reasoning, whereas Mrs Edgar's complexes involve more repetition.

This understanding utilizes explanations and reasoning strategies that are extracted from a conceptual model of the domain, constructed and continuously consulted, tested, and updated by the domain expert in the course of practicing in the domain by engaging in activities in order to achieve goals.

Warner's explanations and reasoning appear to have been "accepted without question by subsequent courts..."....

Her research uses the methods of cognitive psychology to investigate conceptual representation, intuitive theories, explanation, and moral reasoning.

In the setting of one of the Congresses of the Unity of Science Movement, he praised the requirement at University of Copenhagen of mandatory science and philosophy courses for students of all specialties, and Joerg Joergensen's lectures on scientific thinking based on historical explanation and logical reasoning (Neurath 1938).

His curiosity, about compasses and lodestones, led this 16th century physician beyond his chosen field and into physics, where his careful explanation of his observations and reasoning laid the groundwork for modern experimental science.

The data analysis shows that the negotiation processes around the concept of solubility consisted of diverse interpretations, varying from informal explanations to formal explanations, and from descriptive reasoning to causal reasoning.

The main difference in the learning materials of the two groups was the features of question prompts for making predictions, writing explanation, conflict resolution questions, assertion and reasoning questions, and customized feedback (Fig. 7).

This example illustrates that how one reasons influences the explanations one develops; thus, knowledge and reasoning are fundamentally linked.