Sentence examples for explanatory success from inspiring English sources

The prospects for explanatory success will vary accordingly.

If it were to be displaced by a theory of greater explanatory success, Darwin would be the first to celebrate.

We are not entitled to assume that adopting compositionality as a working hypothesis has in any way contributed to explanatory success in semantics.

Its core idea is often said to be that explanatory considerations have confirmation-theoretic import, or that explanatory success is a (not necessarily unfailing) mark of truth.

As in most other arenas in which theoretical explanation is called for, the degree of explanatory success will remain partial and open to improvement via revisions in the theory (see section 2.6).

The latter, the eligibility criteria, include that the theory should encapsulate the explanatory success of its rival, and that it should yield testable implications that are inconsistent with those of the rival.

Newton's example led other natural philosophers to similar explanatory successes.

Scientific inquiry has led to immense explanatory and technological successes, partly as a result of the pervasiveness of scientific theories.

Although framing strategies have explanatory power for protest success, they are likely to indirectly influence protest success through increasing the central government's "multi-channelled forceful intervention".

Your long read article on The Great British Bake Off and the cultural role it has carved out for itself (Crumbs of comfort, 6 October) neglected one explanatory factor for its success, which is its celebration of craft and craftsmanship.

This article first investigates the relationship between single explanatory conditions and protest success.