Sentence examples similar to eip 1 from inspiring English sources

Table 3 Results of hierarchical regression analysis Variables ERB EIB EIP Step 1 Step 2 Step 1 Step 2 Step 1 Step 2 Step 3     Std.

Reid gives the design argument more discussion (EIP 6.6, 508 9).

Besides, human reason itself is fallible (EIP 2.22, 244 5).

Consistent with his Newtonian empiricism, Reid is aiming for something else altogether: observations and accurate experiments that reduce to general rules (EIP 1.3, 49 50; EIP 2.8, 120 1).

The sole object of it is a centaur, an animal which, I believe, never existed" (EIP 4.2, 321; see EIP 2.12, 160).

All languages distinguish between qualities of things and the things themselves (EIP 6.4, 466).

Reid says this typically happens via induction through testimony and not via definitions (EIP 5.2, 363).

It seems, indeed, to be a part of the testimony of memory" (EIP 6.5, 476).

He also describes Newton's first rule as "a dictate of common sense" (EIP 2.6, 102).

This "enters as an ingredient in every operation of the mind" (EIP 4.1, 296).

Such are the notions that I have of my personal identity" (EIP 3.4, 264).