Sentence examples for reasoning to a from inspiring English sources
It anchored judges' reasoning to a narrow range of interpretive sources, restricting the scope of their anti-democratic interventions.
They subject that reasoning to a very close scrutiny and ensure that the rights of the defence are fully respected.
He likens the mind's subterranean moral machinery to an elephant, and conscious moral reasoning to a small rider on the elephant's back.
Pearlstine, who holds a law degree from the University of Pennsylvania, writes that he began to "apply legal reasoning to a journalistic problem".
In a career covering more than fifty years, Becker applied economic reasoning to a whole range of subjects, including education, family structure, race relations, and reproduction.
Another sort of nondeductive rationality that is indispensable to at least much of the higher intelligence displayed by human beings is reasoning to a conclusion that essentially contains terms not included in the premises.
Therefore, the Conservative thinker reasons (and the Libertarian takes this reasoning to an even greater degree), we should keep as much money as possible in my pockets and therefore out of the hands of government.
During this same period Leibniz continued to perfect his metaphysical system through research into the notion of a universal cause of all being, attempting to arrive at a starting point that would reduce reasoning to an algebra of thought.
Earlier in her career, while investigating the problems of symbolic logic, she reduced syllogistic reasoning to an "inconsistent triad" with the introduction of the "antilogism," a form which made the testing of deductions easier.
At the local level, a particular piece of reasoning to justify a given result may be unavoidably non-deductive, yet the result may also be established by some other, purely deductive piece of reasoning.
It is a multilayer feed-forward network, which uses neural network learning algorithms and fuzzy reasoning to map an input space to an output space.
