Sentence examples for survey of arguments from inspiring English sources
For an excellent survey of arguments along this line, see Roy Sorensen's Stanford Encyclopedia article, "Nothingness".
This survey of arguments leaves aside the general issues in modal epistemology raised by appeals to modal intuition, focusing instead on conceivability arguments for haecceitism and Chisholm's Paradox.
This entry offers a short history of the eugenics movement, a survey of arguments that attempt to define and defend liberal eugenics, and coverage of a variety of critiques of those arguments.
In a survey of the arguments in 2010, Linda Jakobson, then at the Stockholm International Peace Research Institute, quoted Li Zhenfu, a scholar at Dalian Maritime University: "Whoever has control over the Arctic route will control the new passage of world economics and international strategies".
Given the variety of fictionalisms it is hard to provide a succinct survey of the arguments for and against fictionalism simpliciter.
(Swedish public survey respondent) Survey response examples of arguments in favor of PAS were that it is inhumane to leave some patients in unbearable suffering and that offering PAS would be a way to respect patient autonomy.
The only review articles we found on the relationships between ED and mood disorders survey different types of arguments in favour of a link between both categories of disorders, including symptoms, personal and family comorbidity, overlap in biological findings, and treatment results, but do not review in detail available comorbidity data.
But by obliging the applicant countries to adopt laws that may be inappropriate for them, it could also neutralise that potential benefit.Even so, this survey will argue that the balance of arguments remains strongly in favour of enlargement.
These are among his arguments: *A survey of more than 315 square miles located 418 objects ranging from oil drums to ancient wrecks.
Another survey [54] summarizes systems that focus on the construction of arguments.
Another show, co-organized by Biesenbach and Christophe Cherix, the museum's chief curator of prints and illustrated books, was dragged into the argument: a survey of Yoko Ono's vanguard career from 1960 to 1971, which opened on Sunday.
