Sentence examples for efforts at explaining from inspiring English sources

One of the reasons the constructive empiricist highlights the context dependence of explanation is that she wishes to show how efforts at explaining various parts of the world extend beyond the activity of science.

Some letter writers added personal thoughts: "I am often amazed at what passes for 'science' when some group opposed to firearms or freon spouts some information that is siupposed [sic] to represent the scientific community's best efforts at explaining a phenomenon," griped Cornel Rasor of Sandpoint, Idaho.

Later, Aristotle is also critical of the Pythagoreans for employing principles that do not derive from the sensible world, i.e., mathematical principles, even though all their efforts were directed at explaining the physical world (Metaphysics 989b29).

The modeling efforts thus aim at explaining the observed changes in response characteristics after a saccade while taking into account the experimental findings about the cellular pathways involved.

Much scientific effort was aimed at explaining such variation.

In the new normal, both sides need to direct their efforts at clearly explaining to their people the strategic intent of no conflict and no confrontation as well as their willingness to cooperate, which both governments have repeatedly communicated to each other, so as to reduce interference by chaotic public opinions and form broader political consensus at home.

If the company is truly making an effort to be less terrible at explaining its decisions — and we're skeptical about that too — this is pretty inauspicious start.

Yet, unlike Descartes and Spinoza at least, Leibniz also expended great efforts in explaining and justifying God's justice and benevolence in this world.

Last year, I'd put extra effort into my explaining at the Boston University Astronomical Society's Public Night.

In October, YouTube head Susan Wojcicki, who had been spearheading the monetization efforts, explained at the Code Mobile conference that the option would especially appeal to mobile viewers who are increasingly interested in avoiding advertisements.

These efforts are explained to the woman at the time of enrolment to avoid confusion at the event of topic change or camouflage interviewing.