Sentence examples for reasoning for using from inspiring English sources

Explaining the reasoning for using this approach, Yorke and Godrich said: "It's an experiment to see if the mechanics of the system are something that the general public can get its head around..

Newly declassified files show unambiguously that America was aware of Japanese attempts to sue for peace before the bombs were dropped, undermining the military reasoning for using the weapons.Mr Aczel's research is thorough and his conclusions interesting.

The reasoning for using PCA to assess the contributions of constructs is that such analysis may shed light on how to further improve bug localization effectiveness.

But the reasoning for using something road-mobile in a space launch is a little less clear.

Estée Lauder's reasoning for using Kim Kardashian's kid sister was a simple one of numbers: Jenner has more than 62 million Instagram followers (at the time the partnership was revealed she had around 16 million).

I heard those of you, especially those close to me who took the time to explain to me why they use it and why their reasoning for using it shouldn't matter to me, but instead what should matter are the results that are coming from the use of it.

Throughout the book, Collier chastises other participants in the immigration debate for allowing their prejudices to shape their reasoning, and for using reason "to legitimise judgments that we have already made on the basis of our moral tastes".

Our reasoning for not using multiple linear regression is explained in supplementary information S1 (web-only file).

This study examines the potential for using case-based reasoning (CBR), an emerging artificial intelligence paradigm, to overcome such limitations.

Carol Benson Stephens, who wrote that "women do not want war," is now less than impressed with her third-grade reasoning, having learned that Smith was for using nuclear weapons against the Soviet Union: "Senator Margaret Chase Smith, had she been elected President, might have blown someone else to bits," she said.

The issue of internal consistency has been raised by Kent (1997) and by Bassi & Ghirardi (1999, 2000) on the grounds that the rules for reasoning using histories, summarized in section 5, lead to contradictions: certain assumptions allow one to derive both a proposition and its contradiction.