Sentence examples for rules of dialogues from inspiring English sources

The freedom that players enjoy when choosing the next move may obscure the connection between the structural rules of dialogues and the structural rules of Gentzen-style sequent calculi (see Substructural logics).

One cannot assume that approaches which emphasize fallacies will, for example, have the same results as those which emphasize argument schemes or rules of dialogue.

If one analyzes ad hominem as a particular kind of move in dialectical exchange, then one may develop rules of dialogue which distinguish circumstances in which such moves are and are not acceptable.

Companies trying to "engage in conversations" (instead of market to) customers via social media should respect the fundamental rules of dialogue.

Candidates seem not to practice the basic rules of dialogue: listen carefully, do not interrupt, build upon what others have said in a respectful way, and acknowledge that there are many ways to frame reality.

Po Bronson's Rule of Writing Dialogue: "Dialogue conveys character, not information".

Fruitful research in the context of legal reasoning has shown that dialogues can be devised where some of the rules of the dialogue can be discussed and modified within the very process of the dialogue.

The set of rules of a dialogue system for either classical or intuitionistic first-order logic, supplemented with SR-10, yields a free logic, i.e. a logic where it is not assumed that every individual constant denotes an object.

The judge also stated that El Paso was in "clear violation" of federal pipeline rules because of "dialogue between the pipeline affiliates and the marketing affiliate that gave an unfair advantage" to El Paso Merchant during the bidding for capacity on the pipeline.

I also have rules of thumb about dialogue.

The proposal here is to shift the study of fallacies from the contexts of arguments to the contexts of dialogues (argumentation), and formulate rules for reasonable dialogue activity, and then connect fallacies to failures of rule-following.