Sentence examples for ancient frameworks from inspiring English sources

In his theory of knowledge we find one more instance of using ancient frameworks to model contemporary problems: no criterion of truth, for example, is adequate unless it satisfies the standard points made by the classical Skeptics.

We attempted to restore the conspicuous morphology at the basal part of the tectonic depression with a numerical modeling approach and considered the ancient tectonic framework that provoked the deformation.

Thus modern Christianity, having inherited a body of doctrines developed in the framework of ancient worldviews that are now virtually defunct, lacks any philosophy of comparable status in terms of which to rethink its beliefs.

Women in the Shahnameh; Their History and Social Status within the Framework of Ancient and Medieval Sources, by Djalal Khaleghi Motlagh, edited by Dr. Nahid Pirnazar, and translated by Brigitte Neuenschwander, is such a book.

Nonetheless, my overall point is that within the framework of ancient Chinese philosophy, Sun Tzu's "Art of War" was primarily seen as a military handbook for use by Chinese rulers and commanders.

52 And since the Nalanda tradition is both continuous and cumulative integrating multiple models and methods in a complete system of contemplative arts and sciences preserved to the present day it also represents what may be the world's most comprehensive and rigorous framework of ancient meditative teachings and practices.

The poetic disputations are set within the prose framework of an ancient legend that originated outside Israel.

Within this integrated information tool, the "invisible archaeology" detected through the non invasive survey, offers fundamental information to improve the scientific knowledge on the ancient settlement in a landscape framework.

"Before Munich", he said, "it was believed that the Olympics were in the framework of the ancient world; that there was a truce from all armed activity.

Although the gender of the partner was more important than in the ancient view, the broader theological framework placed the emphasis upon a sin versus refraining-from-sin dichotomy.

These authors applied their framework to an ancient human DNA sequence (Hummel et al. 2005) and a sample from an experimental evolution study of the bacteriophage, MS2 (Bollback and Huelsenbeck 2007).