Sentence examples for principles and reasoning from inspiring English sources
And Linsky regiments the epistemic principles and reasoning with a theory of types.
In his Harmonics, Ptolemy constructs a complex set of theoretically 'correct' forms of musical scale, represented as sequences of ratios, on the basis of mathematical principles and reasoning.
Rather than repudiating the Treatise, perhaps his recasting of it represents a shift in the way he presents his "principles and reasoning" rather than a substantive change in what he has to say.
The unified biological ontology provides integration principles and reasoning rules to data integration module and distributed reasoning module, respectively.
The principles and reasoning used in the previous section can also be applied to derive the EP statistics for rooting trees.
As the underlying principles and reasoning do not appear to be dependent on cancer type, the model may also be usefully transferred to exploring symptom perceptions and experiences in other cancer diagnoses.
Even in the "Advertisement", Hume says, "Most of the principles, and reasonings, contained in this volume, were published" in the Treatise.
In Cockburn's third and last philosophical work, the Remarks upon the Principles and Reasonings of Dr. Rutherforth's Essay, she answers Dr. Thomas Rutherforth, a critic of Clarke's fitness theory.
Although primarily concerned with moral issues, Cockburn philosophical writings (which are taken here to include The Defence of Mr. Locke's Essay of Human Understanding (hereafter referred to as the Defence), Remarks upon some Writers and Remarks upon the Principles and Reasonings of Dr. Rutherforth's Essay) address a range of philosophical issues.
In 1747, she published a critique of the moral philosophy of Dr. Thomas Rutherforth, entitled Remarks upon the Principles and Reasonings of Dr. Rutherforth's Essay on the Nature and Obligation of Virtue, whose work was strongly critical of Samuel Clarke's moral theory.
Third, we want the students to develop competency in applying physical principles and quantitative reasoning to solving biochemical, biological, and biomedical problems.
