Sentence examples for subtle reasoning from inspiring English sources

In their hands, his subtle reasoning was bowdlerized and distorted.

Certain curves, certain dark spots, certain proportions – the subtle reasoning of the neural network mirrors our own intuitive recognition of familiar shapes and colors.

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.

He notes that the judge's decision directly attacks part of the subtle legal reasoning behind such patents the notion that intellectual property attaches only to "isolated" DNA sequence, which is a human invention, and not to the DNA in genes that's considered a product of nature (even though the sequences are identical).

There is no room here to discuss the subtle line of reasoning that Einstein followed in arriving at his amazing conclusions; a brief summary of his starting point and some of the consequences will have to suffice.

His writings abound in subtle and sophisticated reasoning; indeed, they illustrate the increasing role of "dialectic" in philosophy and theology.

Geoffrey Eu, a reviewer for The Business Times, commented that it "takes the line that the viewer needs to be clubbed into submission rather than persuaded via a more subtle line of reasoning".

Information visualization aims to achieve several goals such as intuitive data formatting, emphasising subtle aspects of reasoning, or to prevent information overload.

There's also a subtle wisdom behind the reasoning of Smith and the Fifth Circuit decision.

The invention of the Higgs mechanism was a triumph of human creativity, reasoning from subtle mathematical clues to a fundamental ingredient of how nature works.

The proof of Frege's Theorem was a tour de force which involved some of the most beautiful, subtle, and complex logical reasoning that had ever been devised.