Sentence examples for rational integrity from inspiring English sources
In the ensuing Twitter back-and-forth with multiple outraged interlocutors, I focused on defending the rational integrity of my case – without pausing to consider that it was badly marred by its lack of rhetorical integrity.
Robin Maconie finds that, "Compared to the work of his contemporaries, Stockhausen's music has a depth and rational integrity that is quite outstanding... His researches, initially guided by Meyer-Eppler, have a coherence unlike any other composer then or since" (Maconie 1989, 177 78).
It has been argued that the intellectual integrity of a religious world view can be secured if it can be shown to be no less rational than the available alternatives.
In a nutshell, our theory incorporates a formal physiological definition of primary rewards into a novel homeostatically regulated reinforcement learning theory, allowing us to prove that economically rational behaviors ensure physiological integrity.
We describe rationality assumptions as integrity constraints using a simple propositional language and we explore the question of whether or not a given aggregation procedure will lift a given integrity constraint from the individual to the collective level, i.e., whether the collective choice will be rational whenever all individual choices are.
The inflammation in lymphedema may be a response to loss of lymphatic vascular integrity and thus a rational target for intervention.
The court found that he had made grave allegations against the independence and integrity of the Singapore judiciary, without rational basis and with reckless disregard as to their truth or falsehood.
These results unequivocally impart the importance of structural integrity, and may give instruction on the rational design of materials with excellent performance.
The results of these studies provide information on the membrane integrity and physicochemical properties that are essential for the rational design lipidic drug delivery systems.
On the contrary, Der Räuber is Walser's most rational and most daring work, a self-portrait and self-examination of absolute integrity, in which both the compiler of the medical history and his subject occupy the position of the author.
