Sentence examples for given arguments for from inspiring English sources

Nagel 1997) are conscious, and some have given arguments for versions of pan-psychism, the view that consciousness is a property of fundamental physical entities, much in the same way that mass and charge are (Chalmers 2015).

In addition, we were also interested in whether the frequency distribution of the given arguments for and against a career in medicine would vary according to whether or not residents would all over again decide to go into medical training (Table 4.1 and 4.2).

The Democratic one outlined reasons a ballot can be invalidated, and the Republican one gave arguments for keeping ballots in the count.

Book 1 gives arguments for a geocentric, spherical cosmos and introduces the necessary trigonometry, along with a trigonometry table, that allowed Ptolemy in subsequent books to explain and predict the motions of the Sun, Moon, planets, and stars.

Yet Diogenes takes care to give arguments for the existence and properties of his basic principle.

It is true that those who use a thought style give arguments for their views, but those arguments are of restricted value.

Here one might recall Bosanquet's (quoted in Muirhead 1935: 243) explanation of why he did not trouble to give arguments for idealism: "I don't think it important," since after all: "the universe is so obviously experience".

We give arguments for why these terms can be neglected (within a rotating-wave approximation) or incorporated into parity measurement schemes with straightforward modifications of the analysis described below.

Earlier, Pope Urban VIII had personally asked Galileo to give arguments for and against heliocentrism in the book, and to be careful not to advocate heliocentrism.

Most notably, they said they were convinced that air power is important (77percentt), special forces are valuable (79percentt), and missile defense efforts are worth pursuing (74percentt), while giving arguments for the Navy and ground forces less backing (69percentand57percentcent, respectively).

Nor are we aware of a biomechanical study to give arguments for that suspicion.