procedural reasoning — рассуждения с использованием процедур
sophistic reasoning — рассуждение, основанное на софизме
a topsy-turvy way of reasoning — путаный ход рассуждений
hypothetical reasoning — рассуждения на основе гипотез
model-based reasoning — рассуждения на основе модели
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