Sentence examples for theoretical argumentation from inspiring English sources

This left them free to express their interest in the literary; a fully paid-up academic at the time, engaged in inter-departmental theoretical argumentation, would have considered it beneath themselves to devote their work to literary works and to the question of style and sentences.

With an extensive parametric study, based on numerical findings as well as on theoretical argumentation, the LV model is substantiated for these two effects.

These approaches are embracing the full range of deontological, teleological, contractual, and virtue-ethical rationales but they have in common to construct corporate responsibility as part of a theoretical argumentation.

Differences exist in the theoretical argumentation: the top-down approach is grounded in world city research; the bottom-up approach is anchored in debates in regional science and economic geography.

In fact, although theoretical argumentations predict no FSS in QDs grown on (111) surface due to high symmetrical properties [27, 28], values as high as 90 μeV could be found in the samples B3 and B2, an indication possibly of increased alloy disorder.

"The courts were responding to that as well as the more theoretical constitutional argumentation".

Ad misericordiam arguments, like ad baculum arguments, have their natural home in practical reasoning; it is when they are used in theoretical (doxastic) argumentation that the possibility of fallacy is more likely.

Entering a crowded marketplace, the book makes its mark through its theoretical sophistication, relentless argumentation, and sheer Stakhanovite immensity: two volumes and two thousand closely printed pages in, we're only up to 1941.

Still, based on the theoretical and empirical argumentation developed in this paper, the results provide a good indication for the role of alternative generation and information integration in the relationship between strategic planning and decision quality.

Table 2 lists the proposed general terminology for dialogue moves in column 1, with further breakdown in column 2 and examples in column 3. The negotiation moves are designed for practical use in a system, for a range of users, rather than to follow a particular theoretical approach to argumentation.

There are at least three theoretical bodies of research framing argumentation studies: (a) developmental psychology, including the distributed cognition perspective; (b) language sciences, for instance the theory of communicative action; and (c) science studies, for instance, drawing on history, philosophy and sociology of science.