This underscores the point made at the close of §4 above: there is a connection between metaphysics and physics in Du Châtelet's view, but we are not always able to ascertain that connection, and so, the scientist cannot claim systematic unity in physics when doing so runs roughshod over empirical data or either of her two foundational principles.
Establishing need presents problems and the Nottingham Health Needs Assessment was developed for this study because health needs analysis is a relatively new approach to ascertaining attitudes to health and so there was no 'off the shelf' valid and reliable needs assessment instrument available for cardiac patients.
An additional, practical consideration against interpreting the Reciprocity Principle to apply depending on the participant's intention is the difficulty in ascertaining a participant's intention and so in concluding whether there are reciprocal obligations.
"Nepal has to take the initiative and ascertain the height so that we can ourselves officially declare the height," he told Xinhua news agency.
Therefore, the requirements of the MEMS device need to be freshly ascertained and are done so in this paper taking the optical and MEMS parameters into account.
While the MOPH has commissioned assessments of the knowledge of health issues and care-seeking behavior by patients and of health workers' competency in making referrals [ 16], no further analysis has been undertaken to ascertain why so few patients in Afghanistan are referred, if there is a lack of compliance with referrals of sick children, and, if so, what the causes of noncompliance are.
The deflection angle depended on the relative densities and volumes of the Earth and the mountain: if the density and volume of Schiehallion could be ascertained, then so could the density of the Earth.
No fewer than sixty-four distinct generic types (many of them with numerous species) of these parasites are recognised as infesting birds, and the author has taken soecial pains to ascertain so far as possible the particular groups of birds to which these various genera respectively devote their attentions.
The satisfaction of our desires, and our very survival, depends upon our coming to ascertain, so far as we can, the truth about the natural world in which we find ourselves and about ourselves too.
The satisfaction of our desires, and indeed our very survival, depends upon our coming to ascertain, so far as we can, the truth about the natural world in which we find ourselves and about ourselves too.
