Sentence examples for rational schemes from inspiring English sources
Their coolly rational schemes for establishing 18th-century-style democracy have run up against the 8th-century practices of Islam.
However, re-evaluation of co-morbid risk factors other than thrombophilic markers and careful consideration of the prognostic value of thrombophilic markers might help to change future attitude from the rigidity of current guidelines to more rational schemes.
Under a more rational scheme, it would have never made economic sense to install residential PV.
We developed a rational scheme for designing DNA binding proteins.
Instead, they should be formulating a rational scheme for regulating a product which, however bad for health or noxious to some, is never going to disappear.
His philosophical thinking a somewhat eclectic blend of Aristotelian and Neoplatonic ideas consistently searched for a rational scheme of things, both natural and divine.
This paper provides a rational scheme and a generalisation of these procedures with reference to cantilever vertical structures.
Indeed, there was no grail and no sacrament; at the end, Kundry, no dumb servant, led the way to an enlightened future, one in which sexual love would presumably have a place in a balanced, secular, rational scheme of things.
Although Renaissance prosodic theory produced scarcely anything of value to either literary criticism or poetic technique indeed, it did not even develop a rational scheme for scanning existing poetry it raised a number of important questions.
She effectively adapted the lessons of classical Cubism (as in the work of Georges Braque and Pablo Picasso), using it as a point of departure for an original style of her own, softening Cubism's rational scheme with an uncommon wealth of shade and nuance of colour and a certain rationality that was more characteristic of Russian art.
Finally, doubts are expressed as to the utility of residence-time distribution theory as a rational scheme for the design of chemical reactors, since such distribution functions are generally different for reactive solutes than for inert solutes at least in circumstances where the specific reactivity coefficient is locally inhomogeneous.
