Sentence examples for linguistic reasoning from inspiring English sources

A new framework for linguistic reasoning is proposed based on a random set model of the degree of appropriateness of a label.

In natural conversation, for instance, speakers use gestures for both to enhance the expressiveness of their speech and to support their own linguistic reasoning.

In this sense, fuzzy logic allows controlling temperature and managing energy sources, taking advantage of the flexibility offered by linguistic reasoning.

In their commentary, Tzourio-Mazoyer and Zago caution against the conclusion, presented in Monti et al. (2012), that there exists a dissociation between algebraic and linguistic reasoning.

It makes model-theoretic techniques applicable to linguistic reasoning, This makes the underlying reasoning problems much more transparent, and makes it possible to apply many well-developed areas of logic to grammar formalisms.

The present work demonstrates a multi-response optimization problem for selection of optimal cutting parameters (optimal process environment) for machining (turning) of nylon 6; by using Principal Component Analysis (PCA) followed by fuzzy linguistic reasoning in combination with Taguchi's robust design technique.

The contextualist approach requires us to engage in explicit meta-linguistic reasoning to interpret the expression 'S' as it's used within the possible world W. On the epistemic approach, in contrast, an extension is assigned to 'S' on the basis of the subject's own object-level reasoning using the expressions 'W' and 'S'.

"In this new environment, those fundamental intellectual disciplines most necessary for demolishing an extremist's arguments – logical, rhetorical, and linguistic analysis; moral reasoning; the sifting of historical evidence – are now disparaged as virtually useless, and, more pointedly, not worth £27,000 plus living expenses to acquire," he says.

Such findings on metaphorical framing are grounded in a larger body of work that has established the importance of linguistic framing in reasoning [12], and the importance of narrative structure in instantiating meaning [13].

Action, linguistic communication, knowledge, and reasoning are all explained by appeal to the practical activity of drawing distinctions according to public norms.

But the predominant view was not so extreme: thinking in terms of figures was valued as a means of facilitating grasp of formulae and linguistic text, but only reasoning expressed by means of formulae and text could bear any epistemological weight.