Sentence examples for core phenomena from inspiring English sources
This choice was mainly made in order to be able to interpret correctly the interactions between these core phenomena.
What might be called the "Kantian" approach proceeds case by case, seeing the way in which these theories run up against their limits in trying to extend beyond the core phenomena of their domain of validity (Bohman 1991, chapter 2).
Many of these avenues of research are capable of giving insights to the core phenomena of the OoL.
c) Finally, the selective coding reordered the categories from the perspective of the core phenomena, enabling the establishment of Theoretical Categories.
b) Then, the constant questioning of data led to a new classification of these axes during the phase of axial coding, when data were "put back together in new ways" [ 44], making new connections and facilitating the emergence of few core phenomena and Conceptual Categories.
But the execution of intention remains the core phenomenon from which all instances of intentional action are derived.
It is when theories reduce desires to a single observable core phenomenon that apparently meaningless fluctuations in that phenomenon pose a problem.
Myofibroblasts are the key players in extracellular matrix remodeling, a core phenomenon in numerous devastating fibrotic diseases.
The objective of this paper is therefore to evaluate the performance of the unsteady RANS (U-RANS) method in predicting the precessing vortex core phenomenon.
Our findings suggest that focusing on the shared core phenomenon of mood instability per se, and related phenomena such as impulsivity and suicidality, does not help to differentiate (ultra)rapid cycling BD from BPD.
Our interdisciplinary debate brought to light the proliferation of various terminologies across disciplines, including "political remittances," "intangible flows," "democratic diffusion," "transfers of norms," or "health transfers" that ultimately document the different facets of one core phenomenon: that of social remittances.
