Sentence examples for grounded in the reasoning from inspiring English sources
The opinion of the Court written by Associate Justice Hugo Black, and joined by Chief Justice Warren and Associate Justices William O. Douglas and Abe Fortas as well as Associate Justice Brennan, who had been part of the majority in Perez was grounded in the reasoning Warren had used nine years earlier in his Perez dissent.
Cultures are much deeper than their traditions, extending to fundamental differences in modes of reasoning grounded in the way the world is perceived.
But a virtue theory need not privilege some virtues over others-knowledge is true belief grounded in the intellectual virtues of the knower, reasoning or otherwise.
In developing the position that our metaphysical propensities are grounded in the "very nature of human reason," Kant (in the Introduction to the Dialectic) characterizes reason as a capacity for syllogistic reasoning.
The FRAMES model was grounded in the context of behavior by explicitly designing it to perform specific spatial and analytical reasoning tasks.
Thus, rather than reasoning over abstract symbols, we rely on the biologically plausible processes firmly grounded in the actual sensorimotor experience of the agent.
The story taken just this far, whatever its merits, appears to allow the possibility of moral knowledge grounded in consequentialist reasoning.
They are essentially groundless (they are not grounded in empirical observation or in reasoning), for we cannot first identify an emotion or sensation in our brain or mind.
As well as forging a vocabulary for evaluating our reasons and participating in communal reasoning and discussion, he explores how one vocabulary can be understood as grounded in others, for example in the vocabulary of fundamental science.
This paper describes patterns of reasoning that allow identity sentences to be grounded in sensory observations, thereby bridging the gap.
Experts' reasoning was grounded in how they conceived of and prioritised their underlying values including: delivering benefits, avoiding harms, delivering more benefits than harms, respecting autonomy and transparency.
