Sentence examples for system of argument from inspiring English sources

Heart-stirring personal stories are the bread and butter of this system of argument, he said.

This model is challenged recently by Mattick presenting a coherent and impressive system of arguments why eukaryotes would never work in this way [ 2, 3].

In addition to commentaries, he wrote a number of logical treatises, mostly simple explications of Aristotelian logic, but also two very interesting ones: (i) His On Topical Differentiae bears witness to the elaborated system of topical arguments that logicians of later antiquity had developed from Aristotle's Topics under the influence of the needs of Roman lawyers.

Verheij 1999 has developed systems of automated argument assistance which function as computational aids that can assist in the generation of an argument (a link to his Automated Argument Assistance web site is included in Other Internet Resources below).

The laws are gradually internalized through a system of lifelong study, argument and practice.

The key advantage of this approach is that it permits a much finer grained level of analysis of argument systems than unweighted systems, and gives useful solutions when conventional (unweighted) argument systems have none.

We introduce and investigate a natural extension of Dung's well-known model of argument systems in which attacks are associated with a weight, indicating the relative strength of the attack.

Computational applications include systems that involve the development of large-scale webs of inter-connected arguments, reasoning about medical decisions, legal decision making, chemical properties and other complex systems, and general models of argument (see, e.g., Rahwana et al. 2007, Carbogim et al. 2000, Prakken and Vreeswijk 2001, Reed 1997, Reed and Long 1998, and Prakken 2011).

The imperfection of a system of restraints is an argument about the imperfection of all human systems.

Here, one receives a system of equations where each argument is represented by a distinct variable with a domain of real numbers in the interval [ 0, 1 ].

This introductory essay briefly outlines the nature of Enterprise Resource Planning systems, noting the main lines of argument in their treatment in the accounting literature so far.