Sentence examples for organize statements from inspiring English sources

The second and third parts belong to the logica nova: in the area of judgement, the Prior Analytics teach how to organize statements into a valid argument; in the area of invention, the Topics and the Sophistic Refutations teach how to find the subject matter to form an argument.

Since there were 10 items with 3 descriptive statements each, students were asked to rate 30 randomly organized statements.

We shall organize the statements in each interpretability degree by the relation of being more evident than and we shall speak of the collection of all statements so ordered as the evidentness order.

Pairs of positively and negatively worded statements are organized under statement topics.

After a decade at Citigroup, organizing monthly statements mailed to customers, Mr. Dorsainvil, fearing layoffs, took a buyout a year ago.

The Panel coordinator then organized the statements under themed headings, disaggregated multi-faceted principles and ensured that there was no unnecessary duplication.

Those qualitative data were quantitatively captured in a newly developed category system that enabled us to organize and group statements content and to subsequently analyse the subjective reports by means of frequency statistics.

This discussion resulted in two major changes to the BioCore Guide: 1) we developed broader principles under each concept, as a way to better organize the specific statements and see commonalities among subdisciplines; and 2) the biologically artificial boundaries among the subdisciplines were supplemented by a biologically relevant scale of molecules to ecosystems.

From an instrumentalistic viewpoint, "the most important function of a theory is not to organize or assert statements that are true or false but to furnish material principles of inference that may be used in inferring one set of facts from another".

"This was a violent terrorist act that was carefully planned and organized," the statement said.

Then when his appeals got nowhere, he helped organize a joint statement from himself and four former Missouri Republican senators: John Ashcroft, John C. Danforth, Christopher S. Bond and Jim Talent.