Sentence examples for rationalised in from inspiring English sources

After a spree of noughties films boasting a total lack of bad-guy motivation (The Strangers, Them, Funny Games US), in 2010 we seem to be returning to violence, and rationalised in the context of class and envy issues.

This kind of limitation can itself be rationalised in instrumental terms.

Nevertheless, the fundamental phenomena involved upon impregnation, drying and even calcination are rather complex and difficult to be rationalised in a simple model.

The properties are rationalised in terms of the chemical and physical nature of the highly crosslinked 3D network nature of the cured polymer.

The mechanistic changes in the reactions studied are rationalised in terms of increased water activation on the surface phosphorus atoms of the catalyst.

This is rationalised in terms of a semi-cohesive process zone within the monotonic plastic zone ahead of the crack tip.

"We have seen, periodically, evidence of prices rationalising in some of the more popular areas and this comes down to basic questions of affordability.

Just this week, a bill came in that I tried to rationalise in terms of the egg sandwiches I buy daily from the snack truck across the street and that I won't be buying for two days until I forget.

This is perhaps easier to rationalise in terms of the active site residues available.

In this paper the hysteresis energy density per cycle was considered as fatigue damage index to rationalise in a single scatter band the fatigue behaviour of short glass fibre reinforced polypropylene (30 wt% 1-mm-long glass fibre), long glass fibre reinforced polypropylene (30 wt% 10-mm-long glass fibre) and 42 wt% calcium carbonate filled polypropylene.

Such long timeframes may not only be difficult to rationalise in the more short-term world of policy-making, but also of course add to the uncertainties inherent in the analysis.