Homer, after all, was an oral storyteller, as were all "literary artists" who came before him, back to when storytelling, around the primal campfire, would have been invented — grounds for the argument that our brains were first (and thus best?) adapted to absorb long, complex fictions by ear, rather than by eye.
Though the integrating styles is generally considered to be the style with the highest probability for gaining positive results (Rahim, 1983), recent studies form a ground for the argument that each of the conflict handling styles can be appropriate for particular situations (Rahim, 1992).
(What is six eighths divided by three fifths, without using any symbolic technique?) When we do use symbol-manipulation in proving or following a proof, visual experience is required to discern that the moves conform to permitted patterns and thus contributes to our grounds for accepting the argument.
As noted at the end of Section 2.2, Kant's account of judgments of beauty has been criticized on the grounds that the argument for their universal validity, that is the Deduction of Pure Aesthetic Judgments, is unsuccessful.
The ground is the underlying reason for mentioning the argument, and will make knowledge and experience more explicit [ 11].
To prepare the grounds for our arguments against the pop-culture analysis, it needs to be made clear how and to what extent population thinking can be differentiated from the principle of natural selection.
Without the faulty premise used in the report there are no grounds for its argument for uncertainty.
The problem in point 12 of the Open Letter with regard to slavery is not on the substance, as it have legitimate grounds for its argument.
These objections may seem to provide sufficient grounds for rejecting the Kripkean argument and perhaps restricting the application of Kripke's original argument for the necessity of origin (Noonan 1983).
He reverses figure and ground in the argument.
This history, like much involving the Yippies, can be grounds for argument.
