She then spent the next 58 pages giving in-depth legal justifications as to why.
Sir Isaac Newton in England and Gottfried Wilhelm Leibniz in Germany had independently developed the calculus on a basis of heuristic rules and methods markedly deficient in logical justification.
He relied, Miller notes, on in-depth research and logical argument to persuade his listeners rather than oratorical flights.
If you deny the role of social justice in education, you remove any logical justification for universal schooling.
One suspects that the explanation is not so logical, that in-depth interviews would show different phrases conjuring up different images in the minds of the survey's respondents.
We both thought that the $499 price seems a bit steep, but a more in-depth hands-on might — hopefully — reveal justification.
I cannot resist quoting the amusing passage from which this is drawn in full: "[D]id Bacon provide any logical justification for the principles and methods which he elicited and which scientists assume and use?
Features carried over from the novel's obstacle course, however, such as the torrent of water and scalding surface, have no logical justification in the script.
For the pooled full-semester implementations (n = 45 students), all of the questions showed significant shifts in the number of logical justifications, with large to moderate effect size (ES).
This means that this MBC activity didn't involve in-depth learning processes such as proposing a recommendation with justification, outlining the advantages and disadvantages of a therapy regimen, and making clinical judgments supported by evidence.
The young Liverpudlian was merely saying what he, and others such as Oliver Wilson – the player currently in the last qualifying spot – take to be the logical justification for Poulter's baffling actions.
