"Rationalized" (2001), a work by Joe Amrhein, is also on view.
The distinction allowed Davidson to merge two key ideas in his theory of action that reasons explain by causing, and that they explain by rationalizing (Davidson 1963, 13 17).
On the walk to the car, we rationalized that, next year, Brett will be the youngest in the 40-49 year old age group and will therefore kick the old guys' butts.
The nomenclature of the whole protein family was rationalized in 2005 under the generic name IRG (immunity-related GTPases) to accommodate its genomic structure and phylogenetic complexity [ 4], and IIGP1 was renamed Irga6.
According to the Census of 2001, there are 1,635 rationalized mother tongues and 122 languages with more than 10,000 speakers.
Her first post, in December 2006, took issue with an optimistic Citigroup report that maintained that the mortgage industry would "rationalize" in 2007, to the benefit of larger players like, well, Citigroup.
Calabrese (2001) rationalized this choice on the basis of the relatively high cost and difficulty of carrying out de novo experimental studies when meaningful outcomes were far from assured.
This rationalized the market at 1350, an elusive number today, but historically consistent rather than pie in the sky.
After the Yankees battered Radke and beat the Twins, 9-5, on July 28, he rationalized the defeat by saying: "They have a $150 million payroll.
Two weeks ago, Valentine rationalized his weekly 15-minute conversations with Kay as a way to communicate to the displaced residents of Red Sox Nation in the New York market.
