Sentence examples for present arguments in support from inspiring English sources

Why or why not?" Students should use the class town hall meeting activity to present arguments in support of their own opinions as well as to anticipate and refute counterarguments.

In this section we present arguments in support of this thesis and some guidelines that may help the user to choose the most efficient approach, depending on the problem instance s/he has to solve.

The second part, phenomenological heat capacity of nanofluids - the mesolayer concept, presents arguments in support of the idea that the effect of the nanoparticles on the base fluid should be of much longer range than assumed previously.

This paper presents the arguments in support of the case for the maintainability of the design, notably if this maintenance is to be performed by advanced remote methods.

He presents five arguments in support of this thesis, and places beside them his own counterarguments, which are meant to prove "with sufficient probability" the opposite conclusion.

Gabbey (1996) presents strong arguments in support of the view that for Spinoza "randomness" or "vagueness" in experience is not a matter of the disorderliness with which it occurs, but of the logical status of the individual experiences on which a judgment is based.

The present essay presents clinical and neuropathological arguments in support of selective impairment of the visual capacities of patients with Parkinson's disease, controlled by neural networks previously studied to explain 'blindsight' syndrome.

In our work we present arguments to support the proposition that price cusp roughly defines the critical point (phase transition).

A second group was presented both with strong arguments in support of the project and weaker arguments opposing it.

He then presents a number of arguments in support of this view which seem to be taken from Giles, especially from his Quaestiones disputatae de esse et essentia, q. 11.

Detailed arguments in support of these conclusions are therefore presented in this chapter and recommendations grounded in these arguments are presented in Chapter Five.