Sentence examples for articulation of practical from inspiring English sources

Optimisation techniques, based on MOSTs' geometrical parameters combinations, resulted in the articulation of practical design rules.

However, Rousseau's writings help Kant to the articulation of a practical philosophy that addresses many of the tensions in the Enlightenment.

If Plato and Aristotle fail to articulate substantive first principles of practical reason, and if Kant overlooks them in favor of the quasi-Humeian notions of motivation that dominate ethics during the Enlightenment (and ever since), the articulation of such principles by Aquinas deserves attention.

The framework here proposed is an example of practical ethics that attempts to provide decision-makers with an introduction to and articulation of generally accepted ethical principles or values.

A consortium of practical nurse (PN) and associate degree (AD) nurse educators in New York State developed a voluntary statewide articulation model in 2003.

Loads of practical ideas.

Such is the tyranny of practical politics.

The Logic of the Cultural Sciences [Cassirer 1942] presents Cassirer's most developed and systematic articulation of how it is possible to achieve objective and universal validity in both the domain of the natural and mathematical sciences and the domain of practical, cultural, moral, and aesthetic phenomenon.

Here's a rundown of practical issues.

What's the right amount of practical?

We argue not only that participants must be informed of the practical limits to withdrawal imposed by the structure of biobanks, but that articulation of different forms of withdrawal, and greater granularity and flexibility in the levels of both participation and withdrawal, encourage greater partnership between participants and researchers.