Sentence examples for original reasoning from inspiring English sources

The original reasoning was that contact between the sexes should not arouse erotic impulses, rabbis say.

The original reasoning was that involving labour in corporate decisions was a good way to avoid the industrial tensions that dogged neighbours such as Britain and France.

They suggest that Newton's original reasoning in taking derivates in the calculus, was of this form.

But Prichard says that there is nothing much wrong with the original reasoning, and that the expanded version is actually worse, since it appeals to an unsound principle, that what is good ought to be.

Despite that, its views on the legality of its tests and requirements regarding self-driving testing haven't changed – Uber's original reasoning for not applying for the permit was that it didn't require this special permission under the letter of the law.

The original reasoning in the formulation of the oscillation hypothesis was that expansions in diet breadth should precede expansions in geographic range [10].

Table 6 shows how our approach scales with increasing input size by doubling the original data (reasoning rules not changed), using a fixed configuration of 4 nodes.

In an interesting inversion of Darwin's original analogous reasoning between natural and artificial selection, understanding how genetic architecture constrains and facilitates of natural selection can equally act as a guide for informing expectations about the effects of artificial selection on trait variation subject to pleiotropy, epistasis, and constraint.

Although the main motivation for the renewed interest in logic was a search for the epistemological foundations of mathematics, the chief protagonists of this effort notably the German mathematician Gottlob Frege and the British philosopher Bertrand Russell extended their inquiry into the domain of the natural languages, which are the original media of human reasoning.

Although it is a posteriori reasoning, the original decision made by the South Korean government at an earlier date was ironically supported by our proposed method.

As stated above, we initially shared the reviewers' concerns that the greater degree of condensation observed in the TIRF experiments might be due to formation of secondary structure, and this was stated (both in the revised and original submission) as our reasoning for using force spectroscopy (magnetic tweezers) with wild-type, unlabeled SSB.