Sentence examples for real reasoning from inspiring English sources

In a phone call this afternoon, LeCun told me that "the big challenge is how to build tunable systems that can draw inferences and do real reasoning".

It also gives little real reasoning for why it recommends making Sunday penalty rates equal to Saturday rates for workers only in the hospitality, entertainment, retail, restaurants and cafe industries.

Their argument is that if universals were not real, reasoning based on universals would not apply to reality.

The explanation of rent control was written into the show as it was easier to explain to the wider audience, but this was always the real reasoning in his mind.

The real reasoning was that since yeast has already been sent to space, if we prove germination and root establishment of sorghum and hops -- the two other constituent ingredients of beer, we have essentially proved that one can produce beer on Mars.

This is not surprising, given that pragmatics can involve sophisticated real world reasoning.

More specifically, real options reasoning could be used to bridge the uncertainty relating to innovation investment decisions that take a company into new technological areas.

Distributed control architectures have the potential to achieve greater flexibility by being capable of local decision making based on real time reasoning.

Furthermore, practicing urologists and residents appear to enjoy completing a test that is close to real clinical reasoning, as demonstrated by the numbers of urologists, chief-residents and residents who performed the SC test via our Web site despite their lack of experience of on line evaluation systems.

Furthermore, practicing urologists and residents appear to enjoy completing a test that is close to real clinical reasoning, as demonstrated by the numbers of Urologists and residents who passed the SC test via our Web site despite their lack of experience of online evaluation system.

In most real-world reasoning problems, planning and scheduling phases are loosely coupled.