Sentence examples for with some reasoning from inspiring English sources

We deal with some reasoning tasks within the new models and we show that the main problem, deciding consistency, is NP-complete.

Recently, the parameter w(t) has been calculated with some reasoning which reduced to some simple parameterization of the dependences by some authors (Huterer and Turner [27]; Weller and Albrecht [28]; Linden and Virey [29]; Krauss et al. [30]; Usmani et al. [31]; Chen et al. [32]).

We believe it is important to provide the general reader with some reasoning why one should care about these dynamics in the long term.

Initial results in the annual competitions were poor (not far above the random guessing mark), but have steadily improved, particularly with the injection of some reasoning based on ontologies and on some general axioms about the meanings of words, word classes, relations, and phrasal patterns (e.g., de Salvo Braz et al. 2005).

The analysis, together with some physical reasoning, suggests that plasticity in the less ductile sample can be attributed to stick slip of a single shear band, while that of the more ductile sample could be attributed to the simultaneous nucleation of a large number of shear bands and their mutual interactions.

I'm sure some of the newness has something to do with some of the reasoning why I'm featured in that advertisement as a potential way to bring in some new people into the race.

I was relieved to find that someone has already done an excellent job responding to Osterholm's fevered speculation with some fine evolutionary reasoning.

Summative evaluation of Yale's Travels in the Great Tree of Life exhibit found that the computer game exploring relationships was effective at communicating the idea that phylogenetic relationships may not always be what you might expect (Giusti 2008), which suggests that interactivity and/or animation may help address some issues with reasoning using trees.

We will contrast some empirical observations with deductive reasoning based on plausible symmetry conditions on the retinotopic map to obtain the contour of V1 and to introduce these symmetries that guide us through the following sections.

In line with this reasoning, there is some evidence to show a decrease in glucose levels as gestation progresses in women with hyperinsulinemic newborns, whereas glucose levels are increasing in mothers with normoinsulinemic newborns (24).

If consciousness can be tied together with language, abstract reasoning, or some other mental characteristic that potentially could explain our apparent seperateness from the natural world, this would solve two outstanding mysteries at once.