Sentence examples for group of rationales from inspiring English sources

The additive topological group of real numbers is denoted by R. Q is the group of rationales, Z is the group of integers, and Z(n) is the cyclic group of order n.

It won't only be champagne-swilling fund managers that lose out should a country default, but the nation's retirees, a key group of voters.The rationale behind private-sector pensions is to reduce the burden on governments of an ageing population.

Facebook's Jay Parikh, its global head of engineering and infrastructure, and Yael Maguire, the director and head of Facebook's Connectivity Lab, walked a small group of journalists through the rationale and process for creating these maps.

The book's third group of essays analyzes the rationale of self-defence as a justification for targeted killing.

There was some difference of opinion among this group of informants as to which rationale would be most effective to promote childcare policy when in conversation with government.

Such schemas may vary from the three dimensional structure of an organ, to the complex function of (a component of) an organ, to a certain reaction pattern characteristic to a group of diseases, and, to the rationale of a diagnostic or therapeutic intervention.

Whether or not the comparison proves valid, there is another historical parallel to the Vietnam War, one that involves a group of intellectuals responsible for articulating the rationale for the Iraq war.

The rationale given for this law is that a large group of people who gather for a peaceful purpose can turn violent.

The show includes a group of schematic drawings for these and other pieces, with notes ruminating on their rationale.

There seems to be good rationale for paying more attention to breastfeeding promotion in this group of women.

The group of supporters who say that Mr. Berkowitz believes that Jesus Christ is the savior — some of whom know one another — offer similar rationales for working with him.