Sentence examples for development of positions from inspiring English sources
The conflation of the worldviews of religion and science has resulted in tension and the development of positions that equate the two as similar in their epistemologies (Taylor and Ferrari 2011).
This promotes the development of positions that would otherwise be invisible or silenced.
In these days, the development of positioning technology for realizing ubiquitous environments has become one of the most important issues.
First, he very often uses a systematic exhaustion of theoretical options—or the development of position matrices, sometimes containing thirty-two alternatives in considering philosophical problems.
We report the latest results from our development of Position-Sensitive Transition-edge sensors (PoSTs), which are one-dimensional imaging spectrometers.
Recently, there has been increasing development of positioning technology, which enables us to collect large scale trajectory data for moving objects.
The advent of the microstrip gas chamber (MSGC) has permitted the development of position-sensitive gas avalanche detectors, which combine sub-millimeter spatial resolution with multi-MHz global rate capabilities not attainable with traditional types of gas counters.
Attempts at improving substitution matrices for database searching, take these forms of substitution heterogeneity into account with the development of position-specific scoring matrices [ 3], profile-based methods [ 11], hidden Markov models [ 12] and structure-specific substitution matrices [ 13].
The emergence of feminist philosophy in the U.S. presents an excellent illustration of the close intersection between the development of philosophical positions and methods, and their social contexts.
Deep ecology, feminism, and social ecology have had a considerable impact on the development of political positions in regard to the environment.
The rest of the entry presents a variety of modern views that stemmed from the development of the positions that established the topic in modern philosophy of science, and the reactions to them.
