Sentence examples for rational mode from inspiring English sources
As a result, strategy as a rational mode of thought seemed to triumph.
Mutual unselfishness, so Pinker argues, is a rational mode of being because both parties are then better off with regard to the protection of their interests.
The "social" novels of H.G. Wells, which propounded a rational mode of life and even blueprinted utopias, were very quickly exploded by the conviction of man's irredeemable irrationality that World War I initiated and World War II corroborated, a conviction the author himself came to share toward the end of his life.
For instance, modern capitalism is a rational mode of economic life because it depends on a calculable process of production.
Unitarians concluded that a rational mode of living had to be imposed on the poor before they could benefit from education.
The proposed approaches to the study of steel welds can be used for selecting the rational mode of post-weld heat treatment.
Smith believes that there is a way in which rational modes of thought gradually establish themselves in the popular mind, and to this extent he thinks that there is something in the idea that modernity brings a kind of secularisation - what Max Weber, one of the founders of modern sociology, called the "disenchantment of the world".
And Leontes in The Winter's Tale (which Russell Beale is currently appearing in at London's Old Vic) is an infantile, immature man who, having made an irrational judgment about his wife's supposed infidelity, seeks to cling "to rational modes of behaviour".
In this paper we present a computational model of persuasion, which combines the emotional and rational modes.
In addition to a rational mode-of-action within stroke pathophysiology, any candidate for further stroke drug development should be explored according to the STAIR criteria [ 19].
The key resides in a system of the brain known as the "Default Mode Network" (DMN), a circuitry in the brain that activates when we switch into non-rational modes of thought.
