Sentence examples for variation argument from inspiring English sources

The proof for nearly spherical sets is essentially a second variation argument and it leads to the following Fuglede type result, see [24, Th. 3.3].

Sampling of cases will be based on a replication and maximum variation argument; that is, each case will be selected so that they (1) predict similar results or (2) provide contrasting results but for predictable reasons.

Thurston Clarke's patchy and often reductive new book, "JFK's Last Hundred Days," draws heavily on the Dallek and Reeves books, while attempting to advance variations on arguments made by Sorensen and Schlesinger.

The co-variation between arguments and change was more complex for moderate than for hazardous users.

It is virtually certain, in fact, that all four of the Democrats who are hoping to succeed Giuliani after the election this November will make some variation on this argument.

A slight variation of this argument is that the inflationary pressures will prevent the Fed from being quite as accommodating if the economy turns down.It is hard to see how both the bond and equity markets can be right.

This is a variation of an argument by Raghuram Rajan, a politically center-right professor at the University of Chicago, who has suggested that rising income inequality was one of the drivers of the financial crisis.

A variation on this argument is the question of how a government may intervene to determine the distribution of output between those types of expenditure that contribute to growth and those that lead to the immediate satisfaction of consumer demand.

(Segal (2000) endorses a variation on this argument from Dry Earth; See Korman (2006) and Pryor (2007) for externalist replies).

Most papers offer a variation on the argument that people's anger is righteous and reform is needed, but Prop 61 is a poorly constructed solution.

In all likelihood, it will be a variation of the argument campaign manager Jim Messina put forward in a blog post Monday night.