He is trying o figure out and explain what went wrong with science and reasoning. ... The first stanza of the second verse is about him trying to figure out how to make the relationship work, using logic and reasoning. ... They can't understand that their love for each other defies all logic and reasoning. In the second stanza of the second verse the lyrics repeat except the last line. ... It is called "The Scientist" because it a metaphor a man trying to figure out love using science and reasoning. ...

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Author Nicolaus Mills contention, "The white college student hurt by affirmative action admissions policy is someone too young to be held responsible for educational racism" further supports this line of reasoning (Guernsey 20). ...

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Author Nicolaus Mills contention, "The white college student hurt by affirmative action admissions policy is someone too young to be held responsible for educational racism" further supports this line of reasoning (Guernsey 20). ...

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People who lived in this period had a significant way of comprehending and reasoning on a variety of topics. ... (Line 35-36) These lines stating that we understand ourselves. ... The skills to reason and understand were the primary focus of the Enlightenment Period and were also noted as the Age of Reasoning. ... During the Enlightenment period, it was one of the first times people began to search for their answers instead of what the church had provided for them using their reasoning skills. ... In "An Essay on Man" Pope states "But vindicate the ways of God to man" (Lin...

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Of those three arguments the Cosmology theory seems to take the better of the other two arguments to give it the strongest line of reasoning and understanding. ... This line of reasoning however offers a very weak stance on the all-important question of the existence of God. ... Applying this insight to God's existence we see that all the reasoning in the world cannot give us a better understanding of God's goodness if we have never experienced goodness. ...

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How can such an action make judges surpass a line that is defined by age? ... However, the other part, which is the frontal cortex and which is responsible for reasoning and helps individuals to evaluate their choices and notice the slightest errors, will develop in advanced stages of age ("Facts For Families Pages", 1). ...

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Othello continues reasoning with himself to go ahead and kill Desdemona: "Put out the light, and then put out the light" (5.2.7). This line means more than one thing. ... On the surface, Othello is continuing to compare Desdemona's life to the light of his torch and reasoning that if he were to put out the light of his torch, he would be able to relight it, even if he changes his mind about killing Desdemona. ... Here Othello is reasoning that since in his understanding, Desdemona has become impure and been "plucked" like a rose and she will only "wither" fro...

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The teachers are very much like drill sergeant foreman's who give the assembly-line workers directions. ... Next, Anyon sort of draws a line between the two lower and two upper schools. This line is made up of a use of critical and analytical thinking, as well as the income and job status of the parent. ... In the executive elite schools the main goal is developing one's analytical intellectual powers and reasoning. ... Children learn reasoning by talking about their own opinions with each other. . ...

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In our culture, no one could comprehend the reasoning nor accept the concept of this brutal ritual. The immediate assumption from someone of our culture is that there is some religious or spiritual reasoning for this. ... I brushed aside their one-line accounts as too simple, thin, opaque, implausible stereotypical or otherwise unsatisfying.? Rosaldo stuck to this limited line of thinking until he was forced to experience that intense unequaled rage himself. ... This shows us that just because we don't see the reasoning behind something, an act, a moral, or a belief, don't mean that ...

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(Noonan, CC 11) In all Noonan rejects rationalist reasoning over the method of perception. ... To see that the fetus is a person requires the perception, balance and the line drawing of values. ... In some case principles can shape our perception of the things we encounter everyday but sometimes allowing the perception to shape our principles can hinder our moral reasoning. ... Doppelt) Glover argues against Noonan in that it is difficult to draw the line during pregnancy. ... (Glover, CC 151) He questions the vagueness of this argument so therefore it may result in vague line drawing as wel...

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Also, Stampp gave insight to potential reasoning by supporters of slavery in that they argued due to the kindness the masters showed the slaves, the slaves were cheerful and content with their servitude. ... That said, it is obvious that the authors viewed the entire situation of slavery through a very narrow field of view which gives cause for many angry words, unless the article is read for the simple purpose of exploring that single line of thought. ... This quote demonstrates the actions of the slaves and the sociological reasoning behind said action. ... With their unique views of how the...

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Lit I Thomas Paine, Reasoning the Enlightenment In the first few lines of his argument against the church and state, Thomas Paine writes: "I do not believe in the creed professed by the Jewish church, Roman church, Greek church, Turkish church, Protestant church, nor by any church that I know of. ... He uses the Enlightened form of reasoning to carry his argument forward, making "rational" points about his determination. ... Obviously, Paine finds this entire line of reasoning inexplicable, that God's prophet would be evil and working through God's evil spirit. ...

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He did this to save them for an ultimate attempt to break through the Union line, his purpose all along . ... General Lee's idea was to break the Union line at Cemetery Ridge. ... Lee dictated his plan of attack to Longstreet, stressing that Pickett's newly arrived division would form the center of the attacking line. ... To make matters worse for Lee, Union General Meade had anticipated his point of attack in the center by the simple reasoning that Lee had previously attacked both flanks . ...

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Because of lack of good logic and reasoning, most of the reasoning he gives is heavily based on pathetic appeals. ... According to Levin's first reasoning, if a person demands money and release of his friends from jail, Levin does not explain how somebody would go about finding this person wherever he is hiding. ... The best part of Levin's reasoning is expressed when he speaks of why exactly he believes torture should be accepted, and not viewed upon as something horrible. ... It seemed like a very sound argument to me because of the way he used anti-torture line to support his pro...

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Then, in line 5, the speaker explicitly likens himself to a captured town. ... He then explains why he wants all of this, reasoning with double meanings: he can't really be free unless God enslaves and excites him, and he can't refrain from sin unless God carries him away and delights him. ... Line five begins with that metaphor "I, like an usurped town to another due.... Line six elaborates by beginning "Labor to admit you, but Oh! ... Love is the subject of line nine "yet I dearly love You, and would be loved fain....

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The introduction of computers to the production line has allowed the construction and assembly of parts to become increasingly automated. ... In addition to machine tools, other areas of the production line are becoming automated. ... Flexible manufacturing systems (FMS) have been introduced where a computer has control of the entire production line. ... As an example, a sensor on a production line might indicate that a certain part was faulty. ... A computer, without the benefit of human reasoning, would only be able to say the part was faulty and halt production. ...

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While analogy serves the more practical purpose of explaining a thought process or a line of reasoning however other analogies simply offer an explanation for clarification rather than a substitute argument. ... In Old English, each line is divided by a pause, and the stressed syllables in the first half-line alliterate with those in the second half-line. ... End-rhymes are words at the end of successive lines that rhyme with each other: Internal rhymes are rhyming words within a line. ... Meter is also determined by the number of feet in a line. A line with five feet is called pentameter...

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The reasoning behind his belief was that the trajectories are confused and complicated so often and so rapidly that it is pretty much impossible to follow them. ... More frequently than not, this line will clearly be longer the more active the agitation. ... Perrin, following Einstein's line of reasoning, continuing with his conclusions by stating that in agreement with the conclusions arrived at from qualitative observation only, Brownian movement should be regarded as completely irregular in every single direction of the grain. ...

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Evidence of this is supplied in the very reasoning behind his trial and subsequent death sentence. ... Once an individual has taken a moral line, for good or bad, they must stick to it, "taking no account of death or anything else before dishonour"... Socrates states the importance of standing by his previous reasoning (no unjust acts). ... If everyone adopted this particular Socratic line, society would doubtless have little to worry it. ...

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For example, Roderigo hates Othello out of jealousy for Desdemona and refers to him as a "lascivious Moor"" (Act I, scene I, line 137), which paints Othello as vulgar and sex-crazed. ... Iago describes the consequences of these acts with phrases like, "you'll have your daughter covered with a Barbary horse"" (line 122) and even, "or else the devil will make Grandsire of you"" (line 97). ... This sentiment is even further underscored by Barbanzio's reaction, when he appeals to the Duke he accuses Othello of some sort of dark magic and says his daughter is bound "in the chains of magic...

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One such product is the Digital Subscriber Line, better known as DSL. ... ADSL (Asymmetric Digital Subscriber Line) is the most familiar and widely available. ... The reasoning behind this design is that the amount of data received from Internet applications in downloading is greater than the data normally received when sending. ... G.Lite uses the advantage of remotely splitting the telephone line at the phone company's central office (CO). ... Once this is complete, we believe that prices for a digital subscriber line will decrease while the use of dial-up connections will become obsole...

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In line three, the speaker questions, "You may have met him? ... The question mark in the middle of the line functions as a caesura that interrupts the rhythm. ... The first line of the poem is iambic followed by four consecutive lines of anapestic meter. ... As he comes to the realization that he is waiting in line behind a poisonous snake for the water trough, the spondee in line 23 interrupts his thoughts, awakening the reader with "he must be killed," a line that is impossible to read without the authoritative voice the stressed syllables demand. ... The hesitation in the p...

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My main reasoning for her sudden independence was that she was all along treated like a doll: " You are burnt beyond recognition, he added, looking at his wife as one looks at a valuable piece of personal property which has suffered some damage- (Chopin 201). ... The same line of reasoning goes into why she moved out of her large house with the servants into the tiny pigeon-house around the corner. ...

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As cultivators have been cross breeding plants for years, the reasoning and logic behind it has not ever been known, Mendal was the first to tap into the reasoning. ... The next person to follow in line of genetic discoveries was Frederick Griffith, he is best known for the "Griffith Experiment"." ...

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Juveniles are highly incapable of making reasoning and lifelong decisions. ... They lack reasoning and judgment because their cerebellum hasn't fully grown. ... However, the frontal cortex, the area of the brain that controls reasoning and helps us think before we act, develops later. ... Teens are incapable of making reasoning and lifelong decisions. ...

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