Sentence examples for a reductionist perspective from inspiring English sources

In short, the question addressed under the heading of 'functional reduction' is this: How do functional properties fit into a reductionist perspective?

In particular it will provide a comprehensive review of different sustainability evaluation tools (from a reductionist perspective) as well as the feasibility of incorporating them within a sustainability assessment framework.

But because of the availability of fully developed theories of intervals along with fully developed interval-based semantics [Cresswell 1979; Dowty 1979], and because of equally well worked out traditional theories of instants and instant-based semantics [Prior 1967], such accounts are especially attractive from a reductionist perspective.

Of course, while this represents a reductionist perspective that adolescently puts humans in a vacuum within our global ecosystems, assuming that we have no real lasting impact on the mystery and humbling web of life on our world, this point is technically true.

The latter brought to geomorphology an increasingly reductionist perspective.

We should not such take a reductionist view of the electorate.

He added that a "reductionist view of the human condition" had prevailed in the run-up to the financial crisis.

In fact, it was based on a reductionist view of evolution.

Note that this is a reductionist view of existence, both actual and non-actual possible.

Firstly, type-identity theory was proposed as a reductionist position about the mind.

Prospects look rather better on a reductionist view of chance (Supplement A.3).