Sentence examples for reasoning can be given from inspiring English sources
The core of Hobbes's reasoning can be given straightforwardly as follows.
For instance, Aristotle's views might be as follows: a quite general account can be given of practical reasoning, which includes selecting means to ends and determining the constituents of a desired activity.
A similar reasoning can be employed to give the so-called "ultimate argument" for scientific realism: theoretical realism is the only assumption that does not make the empirical success of science a miracle (Putnam, 1978; Psillos 1999; cf. criticism in Laudan 1984b).
The same reasoning can be extended to apply to policies.
This reasoning can be deduced from the relationship between the propensities and the microscopic rate functions as given by a j = Ω f ^ j (n → / Ω ).
"Feelings without reasoning can be very problematic and so can reasoning without feelings," Dr. Slovic said.
Interrogative reasoning can be compared to the reasoning used in a jury trial.
The decision problem asks, in essence, whether reasoning can be reduced to computation.
The similar reasoning can be applied to LAB.
Similar reasoning can be applied to the exemption of workers.
The same reasoning can be applied to the BD group.
