Sentence examples for demarcation project from inspiring English sources
Popper's logical falsificationism is part of an effort to demarcate genuine science from pseudo science, and has lost its plausibility as a description of scientific methodology as the demarcation project has come under challenge from naturalist and historicist approaches in philosophy of science.
City, suburbia and countryside, as special categories, are no longer able to explain or project the demarcation of daily life.
Neither would accept such a vulgarised description of their own position, but from this debate, a few clear lines of demarcation separating their intellectual projects can certainly be drawn.
The widely perceived collapse of the classical Viennese project to find in an empiricist meaning criterion a demarcation criterion against metaphysics we reserve judgement about Carnap's last two proposals here can be interpreted in a variety of ways.
According to Brouwers, the clear demarcation of responsibilities in the Netherlands is crucial, as are the present projects that he is involved in pushing through.
Participants in this project were keen to stress the need for flexibility in the demarcation of roles, an opinion supported elsewhere in the way the ICF can communicate new trends in practice, i.e. a shift in focus towards activity level interventions [ 19].
Whites and Asians, mostly young singles, are crossing the once Berlin-Wall-like demarcation of East 96th Street and taking up apartments next to housing projects and bodegas, drawn by prices much cheaper than elsewhere in Manhattan.
The full demarcation of indigenous lands was guaranteed under Brazil's 1988 constitution, but the government has long delayed completing the project.
No class demarcation intended.
Early scientists defied that demarcation.
