Abelard preferred reductive, atomist, and material explanations whenever possible; he devoted a great deal of effort to pouring cold water on the metaphysical excesses of his predecessors and contemporaries.
Or, if believers readily abandon theological explanations whenever competing scientific ones succeed, their God gets reduced to 'the God of the gaps'.) These misgivings about the model of faith as firmly held factual theological belief dissolve, of course, if the 'Swinburnean' extended natural theological project succeeds.
We're trained to seek a single underlying explanation whenever confronted with an illness.
Noticing a visitor glancing at his partial dishabille the other day, he said, without further explanation: "Whenever I sit down I unzip, no matter where I am.
It could use its position as an institution of the constitution to demand an explanation whenever government seeks to ignore one of its reports.
O'Neill, who had a.215 average against lefties when the Yankees acquired him before the 1993 season, would march into Showalter's office for an explanation whenever he was benched.
Despite its transparent dopiness, this remains the default explanation whenever any market declines.
In particular, the effect of the parameters such as gold particle size, film thickness, and refractive index of host material is studied and the possible explanation, whenever required, is given.
This was not found to be true for analyses performed in the reverse direction (using DLPFC/ACC PC2 weights to explain OFC firing, or DLPFC/OFC PC2 weights to explain ACC firing)." However, we agree with the reviewer that there is always the possibility of a third-variable explanation whenever considering functional connectivity analyses between two regions.
In general, according to Cross (1991, 248), a how-question is explanation-seeking whenever 'how' can be paraphrased as 'in what way'.
They also expressed opinions on the relevance, importance, feasibility, and acceptability of the intervention and were asked to include explanations or justifications whenever they rated items on the scale as having little or no relevance, importance, accuracy, or clarity (i.e., 1 or 2) or when they had other observations about the intervention.
