compelling case

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Chapter 6 starts with a compellingcase for both feature selection and feature extraction, both of which can help with dimensionality reduction.
He also makes a compellingcase for the retention of a non-totalizing concept of class as a useful theoretical tool.
In our review of these factors, however, it does not appear that any compellingcase can be made for preferring indirect to direct schemes.
For an archaeologist to make a compellingcase, he or she must not simply refer to a few selected psychological results.
There would almost always be an ' evidential problem of evil ' against believing in the existence of these beings, a rather compellingcase in fact.
Still, the book presents a compellingcase for statistical language analysis, a mainstay of the '50s and '60s but now enjoying a renaissance.
To summarize, then, metaphoric compounds provide a compellingcase in which children can extend a word metaphorically to be a modifier of another noun.
The most compellingcase for testing, particularly actuarial testing of the sort contemplated here, is to protect facilities against the damaging consequences of informational asymmetry.
This edited volume makes a compellingcase for recognising the legitimacy of ethnic-based interests and developing mechanisms for accommodating them in a democracy.
But in general correlation with single variables does not indicate links so powerful as to imply a compellingcase that there may be a causal connection.
The authors elaborate a compellingcase for theorising gender and age relations, rather than, as at present, ' bolting on ' age to feminist discourse or gender to social gerontology.
The author revisits his field research, making a compellingcase for considering the diversity of activities and people as a cause for optimism for the future.
A strength of the book is that it makes a compellingcase that values are a necessary part of the psychiatry as a medical speciality and a science.
A compellingcase against amalgamation could be made on those factors.
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