Sentence examples for dimension of action from inspiring English sources
The focus on practical purposes draws attention to the moral dimension of action research that it is not a values-free process but an inquiry in the pursuit of worthwhile purposes, raising questions of values, morals, and ethics.
With respect to this dimension of action orientation, we distinguish between more or less indifferent "penal" cultures.
For Ricoeur, it is simply ingredient in what he calls the tragic dimension of action that at times one can harm another precisely by observing some universal norm.
In contrast, free actions leave either the "what" or the "when" dimension of action underspecified ("when" (Libet et al., 1983; Thaler et al., 1995), "what" (Krieghoff, Brass, Prinz, & Waszak, 2009; Waszak et al., 2005)).
To avoid misuse of the dimension of action legitimation (see above) or at least constrain it within certain limits we need a transparent justification for the use of the EB concept.
Because of its normative dimension of action legitimation, we need a transparent and rational justification of the context-specific use of the EB concept in medicine as well as in ethics.
Planck's constant has the dimensions of action, which may be expressed as units of energy multiplied by time, units of momentum multiplied by length, or units of angular momentum.
But Dr Brunton's results suggest that when predators have more dimensions of action than prey as is the case when they are flying and the prey are on the ground, the reverse is true.
A further description of the cultural configuration in terms of the three-dimensions of action motivation shall elucidate these finding.
It is important to know whether campaigns concerning drinking and driving should address cognitive, emotional or moral dimensions of action orientation.
