Sentence examples for reasoning cited from inspiring English sources
A macro-framework for understanding the place of technology in the teaching and learning of calculus has been prepared by Rotman (1995) to evaluate the students' mathematical reasoning (cited in Meagher, 2011).
The reasoning cited by park officials?
While branch tip proximity, contemporary descent, and external insights are the most common forms of incorrect reasoning cited in the literature (Table 1), these forms of reasoning were rather uncommon in responses from our students.
Similar reasoning was cited by executives of Jonson Pedersen Hinrichs & Shakery, a graphics design firm, who sought more space several years ago.
An analogical argument is an explicit representation of a form of analogical reasoning that cites accepted similarities between two systems to support the conclusion that some further similarity exists.
However, Waxler said, the strength of any case would depend upon the reasoning Gordon cites in his ruling.
The Lawrence decision's reasoning was, indeed, cited by the state supreme courts of Massachusetts, California, Connecticut and Iowa in endorsing same-sex marriage.
To support this view, Justice Samuel Alito Jr.'s majority opinion cited reasoning from the United States Court of Appeals for the Seventh Circuit: "Robert Fagles made famous translations into English of the Iliad, the Odyssey, and the Aeneid, but no one would refer to him as an English-language 'interpreter' of these works".
In his letter on Friday, Mr. Holder invoked the same reasoning that he cited a year ago in the other cases: laws treating people in same-sex marriages differently from heterosexual relationships serve no compelling government interest and violate the Constitution's guarantee of equal protection under the law.
iCloud is the commonly cited reasoning behind the construction of these various facilities, and there's no question that that's a growing need.
Levin was not impressed with his reasoning, however; he cited the CBO report, the Joint Committee on Taxation and the Bureau of Labor Statistics, and called the name of the act "1984-ish" in that it purports to save workers when it actually harms them.
