Sentence examples for incremental argument from inspiring English sources

And, as delivery orders replace profitable takeout or sit-down sales with less profitable ones — ostensibly giving restaurants business but effectively taking it away — the "incremental" argument no longer holds.

When the value of x increases, the oscillating behavior of the modifier becomes more obvious and denser as illustrated in Figure 4b,c, which is reasonable for a Fresnel integral (Cornu spiral) with incremental argument; consequently, the diffraction spectrum is modulated more violently.

This modeling stance arises naturally in some application contexts, like multi-agent systems, but, more importantly, has a crucial impact on several general application-independent issues, like argumentation dynamics, argument summarization and explanation, incremental computation, and inter-formalism translation.

Needless to say, the incremental-net-benefit parameter recently proposed by many authors behaves in a much more straightforward way in this respect than the above incremental CER, providing another argument in favour of the net benefit approach.

Furthermore the anticipated incremental efficacy delivers a good argument for a price increase of next generation AVDs as such procedure reflects a kind of value-based pricing approach (additional money for an additional effect) that is already in use for pharmaceuticals in Germany.

Incremental policy is not predicated on arguments that exposure in the areas of priority implementation is more severe or affects more people and is thus deserving of more immediate control than in the later regulated areas.

If one of these arguments were sound, then the incremental degree of confirmation would provide a bias-free assessment of the evidence.

The marginal effects reported above and the implied marginal rates of substitution between incremental cost, incremental effectiveness and various non-health arguments confirm that community values are inconsistent with simple health maximisation.

Whereas both pathways seek to establish hierarchical relations between arguments, only the thematic pathway allows for incremental interpretation to be maximised.

Another line of defense takes the form of an argument usually called "Chisholm's Paradox", which exploits incremental modal variations in order to defend haecceitistic differences.

"And once you get an incremental erosion of the case, you erode the power of the argument for a breakup as well".