Sentence examples for explanatory resources from inspiring English sources

However, the Physics does not provide all the explanatory resources for all natural investigations.

These proposals aim to keep the full explanatory resources of Newtonian mechanics, and hence admit 'true acceleration', but deny any relations between bodies and spacetime itself.

Sellars claims that such a community can reasonably increase its explanatory resources by postulating unobservable states internal to each person that modulate that person's responses to the world.

This is a relatively independent and self-contained treatise entirely devoted to developing the explanatory resources required for a successful study of animals and animal life.

In the Physics, Aristotle builds on his general account of the four causes in order to provide the student of nature with the explanatory resources indispensable for a successful investigation of the natural world.

Although neither of these options are Dual Coding Theory quite as Paivio conceives it (he firmly rejects computationalism and Fodor style mentalese), they can bring essentially the same explanatory resources to bear on the memory phenomena that form the main evidentiary basis for the theory.

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But it does not always work well as an explanatory resource in more complex situations that involve the combinations of forces along different directions.

One strategy is to back away from pragmatic incoherence as the explanation of the inconsistency in question while sticking with the idea that the basic explanatory resource is the incompatibility of some attitudes with others.

Rather, what counts for us is the radically distinct epistemic space in which epigenetics is recruited as an explanatory resource, by two authors who are both authorities in their field and have recently coedited an important publication on the epigenetics of regulation of the nervous system (Sweatt et al, 2013).

Against the backdrop of these developments, which together re-emphasize the importance of genomes as explanatory resource, we can then observe how it is an intersection of two discourses that upholds the bivalent relationship between genomics and epigenomics that we have recounted above.