"such a reasoning" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
You can use it to refer to a particular kind of rational or logical chain of thought. For example, "I was impressed by the complexity of his argument; such a reasoning is not often seen in a fifteen-year-old."
A higher rank of R ̃ - 1 is beneficial to the condition of the matrix A ̃ H R ̃ - 1 A ̃, which is in turn related to the trace of ( A ̃ H R ̃ - 1 A ̃ ) - 1. Following such a reasoning, it is not difficult to understand that increasing the number of receive antennas is beneficial to the performance just as increasing the number of pilots or decreasing the number of transmit antennas.
The authors hypothesized that such a reasoning style coupled with sensory data occurring during a physical triggering event might produce inappropriate updating of expectations regarding future sensory data, for example an expectation of pain, abnormal movement or weakness, which might drive future physical symptoms.
In such a case, reasoning is internally dynamic.
Some extremist elements in the Iranian government may actually welcome such a strike, reasoning that this would make Iran the effective leader of a more-militant Muslim world.
However, such a causality reasoning was beyond the scope of this particular study.
Having disclosed the answer to this question prompts a new one: How much longer would have taken to settle these open problems without the application of such an automated reasoning tool?
Such a step of reasoning is analogous to what a judge does when he says, "We know that someone committed this crime.
In such a situation, TCE reasoning suggests internal (hierarchical) governance to prevail because of its superior ability to foster coordinated adaptation.
Though they'd never admit to such a thing, the reasoning should be obvious: The longer you're at your computer, the more time you're spending on their sites.
In this paper we ask if metaphors indeed play such a role in reasoning about social policy.
The present publication rightfully underlines that a reasoning such as 'miRNAs released from the tumor reflect miRNA expression of the malignant cells' and therefore 'serum miRNAs reflect tumor burden' is certainly too simplistic.
