Sentence examples for a unity of method from inspiring English sources

As Karl Popper who has emphasized that there is a unity of method in all generalizing or theoretical sciences has insisted, every scientific hypothesis must be testable, and the way to test it is to look for circumstances in which it does not hold.

Indeed, his initial discussion of methodological individualism in "The Poverty of Historicism," occurs in a section called "The Unity of Method," in which he claims that both are simply in the business of "causal explanation, prediction and testing". 1945, 78).

His goal has always been an outlandish if not off-putting unity of method, meaning and material.

Finally, the unity of method means that the procedures for testing and supporting statements in the various sciences are basically the same.

Presenting yet another somewhat outlandish unity of method, meaning and material, they are part Mondrian, part Ellsworth Kelly, part Americana and, briefly, part hobby kit -- until their elegance and idiosyncratic bravura sinks in.

A unity of understandable anger.

He said, "There is no perfect unity in the 'Ring;' it is a unity of discrepancies.

For a unity of two natures took place.

The Dream Team represents a unity of opposites.

Sometimes a unity of purpose prevails.

A unity of values, perhaps.