There is now extensive interest in reasoning about moving objects.
We can all bring to bear more extensive powers of reasoning, but we need to recognise they are a limited resource.
They undertook: a medical interview and examination; physical fitness testing; extensive cognitive testing (reasoning, memory, speed of information processing, and executive function); personality, quality of life and other psycho-social questionnaires; and a food frequency questionnaire.
Classes that give you experience with close reading of texts, detailed analysis, logical reasoning, and extensive writing are always helpful.
Together, these represent about 60% of the different types of incoherences; the other types require extensive domain knowledge and reasoning.
Battigalli & Siniscalchi (2002) develop an epistemic analysis of forward induction reasoning in extensive games (cf. also, Stalnaker 1998: sec. 6).
The literature in spatial reasoning is extensive; for references to some areas not discussed here, see Stock 1997, Kapur & Mundy 1988, Hammer 1995, Wilson 1998, Osherson & Lasnik 1990, Renz & Nebel 1999, Yeap & Jeffries 1999, Forbus et al. 1991, Chen 1990, Burger & Bhanu 1992, Allwein & Barwise 1996, Glasgow et al. 1995, and Kosslyn 1990.
The second robot did not finish its extensive, irrelevant side-effect reasoning procedures before the bomb goes off.
In striking contrast, Cheng (2011) described the Chinese concept of cooperative learning in mathematics that emphasizes the 'analysis and problem solving of complicated issues and knowledge that is of the nature of extensive coverage of the interconnected reasoning path' (p. 75).
Environmental advocates and many outside scientists dispute that reasoning, pointing to extensive studies done during the Obama years that found that higher fuel standards could be achieved without compromising safety.
