Sentence examples for the general reasoning from inspiring English sources

There's a lengthy portion in which Jodie lives with some Navajo indians ("Because they're a bit mystic too" seems the general reasoning).

People were asked for the general reasoning processes they went through as they solved logical problems and these were then converted into computer programs that Professor Simon and Mr. Newell thought equipped these machines with a kind of artificial intelligence that enabled them to simulate human thought rather than just perform stereotyped procedures.

Section 3 contains a description of the general reasoning algorithm.

The general reasoning, which the Florida court cited approvingly, was that the public-policy interest in allowing someone to save for retirement ended upon death and did not apply to beneficiaries.

#pervs" And with that, we have the general reasoning we use when we make the unfair but all-too-confirmed-in-media judgment that men are essentially penises with inconvenient bodies attached.

Author response: I agree with the general reasoning that it should be easier to add an amino acid that has a high frequency of sites for which it is optimal.

In addition, as symptoms of ADHD and cognitive performance are associated [ 17] we analyzed also whether the associations were confounded by the child's general reasoning measured at the age of 56 months with Columbia Mental Maturity-scale (CMMS) [ 18, 19].

The formal reasoning involved in solving a real world problem usually consists of two parts: type reasoning associated with the type structure of the problem domain, and general reasoning associated with the kernel formulation.

However, such limited, specialized inference methods fall far short of the kind of general reasoning based on symbolic knowledge that has long been the goal in AI question answering.

Thus, although the Supreme Court has agreed with Harlan's general reasoning, the end result of its jurisprudence is very different from what Harlan advocated.

We argue that the prior observed here is perceptual in nature rather than a function of the observer's knowledge or general reasoning based on findings across the experiments.