Sentence examples for explanation of the same from inspiring English sources

Candidate B then tried to persuade them to accept his view that there exits another explanation of the same phenomenon.

This answer is in need of a further explanation of the same type as the one we were originally after.

The bodywork was occasionally shortly interrupted to reinforce the oral tradition and to provide the scientific explanation of the same experience.

An alternative physiological explanation of the same phenomenon is that the musculo-skeletal stresses encountered when pulling out of a very fast dive may be intolerable, so that peak thrusts are never executed in those instances.

These two theories offer competing orders of explanation for the same phenomenon.

This is still a fairly primitive use of the technology; once GEN has learned where students go wrong, it plans to videotape the professor offering a series of alternate explanations of the same material, so that a student can be directed along any one of several different pathways to help him or her grasp what wasn't clear the first time around.

When the security minister "gives three or four explanations of the same fact in order to justify moving these very dangerous criminals, these high-risk people, one can only feel suspicious and think that beyond the benefits they received, some pact has been reached," said Benjamín Cuéllar, of the Institute for Human Rights at the University of Central America in San Salvador.

There are many instances of competing adaptationist and pluralist explanations of the same biology.

Many children probably hear opinions and information about evolution, or religious explanations of the same phenomenon, during their developing years and well into their formal science schooling.

The debates over 'adaptationism' in the 1980's made philosophers familiar with the complex interactions between explanations of traits in evolutionary biology and explanations of the same traits in developmental biology.

That Principle tells us that, if there exist two 'complete' and 'independent' explanations of the same event or phenomenon, then one or the other of these alternative explanations must be wrong.