Sentence examples for plausible foundation from inspiring English sources

Only crazy people make reckless charges, without any plausible foundation, and then simply shrug and sit on them.

In addition, the association has a biologically plausible foundation based on central sensitization, as discussed below [29].

Williams's Materialism is thus one which can accept whatever physical theory posits as the most plausible foundation for the natural sciences, provided that it specifies a world which develops according to natural law, without any teleological (final) causes.

Large diameter caissons are being considered as plausible foundations for supporting offshore wind turbines (OWTs) where reductions in overall cost and environmentally friendly installation methods are expected.

This may contribute to addressing central issues of current disaster research on a more plausible theoretical foundation.

Rick Convertino, the federal prosecutor in the Martin case, called plausible deniability the "foundation of college sports at every level, from the athletes to the coaches to the universities".

Perhaps that's because--in contrast to grantmaking to mitigate climate change or nuclear proliferation--it's quite plausible that a foundation can benefit marginalized communities just as well in the future as by spending now.

However, there is much to improve regarding a plausible and consistent theoretical foundation.

The first two strategy types do not explicitly use mathematics, though prior research suggests that the Plausible Guesstimation strategy is a foundation upon which more sophisticated mathematical strategies can be built (Nhouyvanisvong, 1999).

Rather, his goal was first to achieve consistency by putting the arithmetical notion of real number on a firm logical basis, and then to show that the resulting theory is reasonable by employing it as the foundation for a plausible account of continuous process in the objective physical world.

Once this had been achieved, he would then proceed to show that this theory is reasonable by employing it as the foundation for a plausible account of continuous process in the objective physical world.[15] In §6 of Das Kontinuum Weyl presents his conclusions as to the relationship between the intuitive and mathematical continua.