Sentence examples for extending an argument from inspiring English sources

Extending an argument put forward by the economist Simon in the 1950s, 32 he emphasises that rationality is 'bounded' by limitations in the cognitive and environmental resources available to decision makers.

(The article extended an argument that Yun had first made, in July, in the online magazine Korea Exposé.) "Smith amplifies Han's spare, quiet style and embellishes it with adverbs, superlatives and other emphatic word choices that are nowhere in the original," Yun writes.

In the linear setting, we extend an argument by Laurençot and Perthame to prove exponential decay to the steady state.

In 1935 and 1936, Schrödinger published a two-part article in the Proceedings of the Cambridge Philosophical Society in which he discussed and extended an argument by Einstein, Podolsky, and Rosen.

Chaput extended a similar argument in his attack on same-sex civil unions in March of 2011, citing "common sense" and "long tradition".

We therefore extended a similar argument to the treatment of abortion complications, assuming that social support would be protective in the association between abortion complications and HRQoL.

A gambit for better gear had begun to extend into an argument for a better world.

In "What the Rich Don't Need" (Economic View, Sept. 26), Richard H. Thaler marshals familiar arguments against extending a tax cut for upper-income Americans.

We have previously argued that to secure solid course estimates, only highly compliant responders (arbitrarily defined as those answering more than 80% of the time) should be used in these kinds of analyses (in a))[ 20] and extending the argument, only those with a full response when using the crude data as parameters (b).

This proposition extends and elaborates an argument by Föllmer (2001).

Extending this argument beyond single cells, a cell cluster and its substrate must also be in mechanical equilibrium.