Sentence examples for reasoning relies from inspiring English sources

Case-based reasoning relies on four main steps: retrieval, adaptation, revision and retention.

Case-based reasoning relies heavily on the availability of a highly competent case base to make high-quality decisions.

In Steiner's view, Schrödinger's reasoning relies upon manipulations and substitutions based on purely mathematical analogies.

Of course, that reasoning relies on possible world semantics and some loaded, though highly plausible theses about relations between possible worlds.

This line of reasoning relies on the Fregean claim that cases of identity confusion must be explained in terms of a difference in thought-constituents.

This line of reasoning relies on the Fregean claim that identity confusions are to be explained in terms of differences in thought constituents.

Other lines of dubious reasoning rely on misguided extrapolation: if microwave ovens can cook meat, then our Wi-Fi routers and cell phones are therefore cooking us too.

In these cases more subtle reasoning (relying on the many degrees of freedom in a system composed of a vast number of constituents) is also needed.

Furthermore, the Court's reasoning relied heavily on the law passed by Congress just after 9/11 that empowered the president to use "all necessary force" against any individual, organization or nation that perpetrated the 9/11 attacks.

In "Mein Kampf," Hitler argued that effective propaganda appeals "to the feelings of the public rather than to their reasoning ability"; relies on "stereotyped formulas," repeated over and over again, to drum ideas into the minds of the masses; and uses simple "love or hate, right or wrong" formulations to assail the enemy while making "intentionally biased and one-sided" arguments.

Schmitt's reasoning implicitly relies on a collectivist version of the logic of self-defence.