"A most interesting examination of the evolution of rational choice theory within economics, political science, and philosophy, and she describes as well how its emergence fits into the intellectual politics of the cold war era.
And so he began this enterprise of self-examination, a ruthless overturning of the rational Western mind, submerging himself in a pilgrimage through the pagan land of his own psyche.
Any rational examination of the evidence against Husband would conclude he abused hundreds, possibly thousands, of boys during his awful tenure.
Editor of the "Rational Clinical Examination Series" published in the Journal of the American Medical Association.
The rational and scientific examination of the world shows it to be unintelligible and absurd; and if "God is dead," as Nietzsche proclaimed, then the world is ultimately meaningless.
The experiments and the model offer rational methods for examination of the basic physical chemistry and its physical consequences and also of analogous and practically important cases in management of filtration, of slip casting and the use of clay liners to retention ponds containing noxious and toxic effluents.
Examination of the networks, and their activity states, provides a rational means of determining which combination of genes need to be targeted in order to alter the state of critical nodes.
The question cannot be resolved without a comparative examination of Avicenna's writings (see e.g., the Epistle on the divisions of the rational sciences).
Examination of the impact of different heart failure interventions can inform rational planning of relevant healthcare services.
But even Hart's account, on closer examination, identifies the relevant necessity not as conceptual or linguistic but as an instance of the rational necessity of means needed to secure purposes which are non-optional.
They have command of the rational faculties.
