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• The interpretation given above is valid for a nonrational B閦ier curve.
• What we're dealing with is nonrational, emotional responses ."
• Of course, attitudes toward Washington have always had a strong nonrational dimension.
• All humans are nonrational, delusional, and nondesigned.
• Such stories are based on realistic events but don't discount nonrational ones.
• It is wrong to simply say that people who are dissatisfied are in some way nonrational.
• It is here that we deal with aspects of the creative process that appear decidedly nonrational.
• Consumers are influenced by emotional and nonrational considerations making attempts to be rational only partially successful.
• Another significant theme in Connor's work is the passionate, nonrational character of nationalism.
• Still, the occult cannot seem to shake its guilt by association with the ultimate nonrational, the devil.
• Our economic models have never been particularly successful in capturing a process driven in large part by nonrational behavior.
• The lyrics relate to Kierkegaard's nonrational " leap of faith " approach to the problem of justifying the existence of God.
• A unique but somewhat arbitrary solution called the principal value can be chosen using a general rule which also applies for nonrational powers.
• In general, operations on a rational curve ( or surface ) are equivalent to operations on a nonrational curve in a projective space.
• Any nonrational power of a complex number has an infinite number of possible values because of the multi-valued nature of the complex logarithm.
• Philosophical mysticism, the idea that truth is indefinable and can be apprehended only by nonrational means, has been with us since the beginning of history.
• ;Rational and nonrational : Rational tactics of influence make use of reasoning, logic, and sound judgment, whereas nonrational tactics rely on emotionality and misinformation.
• ;Rational and nonrational : Rational tactics of influence make use of reasoning, logic, and sound judgment, whereas nonrational tactics rely on emotionality and misinformation.
• In short, for Tillich, faith does not stand opposed to rational or nonrational elements ( reason and emotion respectively ), as some philosophers would maintain.
• Lewis accepted the criticism and amended the argument, basing it on the concept of nonrational causes of belief ( as in the version provided in this article ).