Sentence examples for which justification from inspiring English sources

In Among the Dead Cities, Grayling's quest is to determine whether the RAF bomber attacks on Germany were necessary and proportional, in the absence of which justification he believes they should be deemed a war crime.

To motivate this notion consider the manner in which justification traditionally proceeds in mathematics.

UNC architecture map the openness concept to the needs of countries in development which justification emerges from the need of acquiring low cost CNC technology and making retrofit of manual machine tool.

Philosophers of science now put more stress on the hypothetico-deductive method, in the partially holistic nature of theories, and the way in which justification of theories depends on the coherence of our beliefs.

The example of Ray and Bob, and the other examples Conee and Feldman give in which justification is enhanced, all assume that some degree of justification is already on hand before the enhancement event.

Besides, the kind of examinations for which both the contribution from private institutions and the variability was high fits well into this picture: examinations for which justification is controversial, e.g. knee [ 22] and spine [ 26, 27], and for which serious disease is seldom revealed.

Assuming that p is constant among lemmata amounts to assuming that the pks approach a common value p as an average, for which justifications can be found in instances like this one [28].

The aim of this qualitative study was to explore which justifications for tobacco smoking and experiences of quitting were commonly shared in smokers with and without COPD, and which, if any, were specific to smokers with COPD.

This study aimed to explore which justifications for tobacco smoking and experiences of quitting were commonly shared in smokers with and without COPD, and which, if any, were specific to smokers with COPD.

The Realization algorithms sometimes produce Constant Specifications containing self-referential justification assertions \(c : A ( c)\), that is, assertions in which the justification (here \(c)\) occurs in the asserted proposition (here \(A ( c))\).

Discrimination against Muslims in the wake of an atrocity like the Boston bombings is wrong and unhelpful, but so too is a politically correct response, which fosters justification and denial.