Sentence examples for a reductionist version from inspiring English sources
Extra-long and super-skinny, the United States commission pennant is a reductionist version of the national flag, meant to fly from a ship's foremost mast.
Meanwhile, "Sketch is a reductionist version of Photoshop, baked down to just what you need to draw stuff on a screen," said Valberg.
But long-time campaigners in this area, including relatives of Aboriginal people who have died in custody, said the announced measure was a "disappointing reductionist version" of the type of service they had been promised.
Clarke holds a strongly reductionist version.
But that doesn't mean we should settle for the reductionist version of the relevant science, even if the complexity doesn't make for as neat a package between hard covers.
Indeed, the real history of his response to the Republican takeover of Congress in 1994 was more complicated than the reductionist version.
We concentrate on a handful of issues relating mainly to reductionist versions of ontological realism.
The Indian research and policy community in this field has come to be dominated by overly reductionist versions of the poverty and the human development frameworks.
The main problem in assessing whether a physicalist must be a reductionist is that there are various non-equivalent versions of reductionism.
"I think it's a reductionist approach.
But I am not a reductionist, nor I hope are you.
