There is a second reason for employing simple, more highly idealized models in chemistry, which stems from the explanatory traditions of chemistry.
Yet, for all its clarity and comprehensiveness, its phraseology was often obscure or too terse to satisfy all needs, and a companion work known as the Tosefta ("Additions"), in which omitted traditions and explanatory notes were recorded, was compiled shortly thereafter.
Many people are comfortable allowing that the problem of evil probably does have some solution, even if it might not be clear what it is; that science has its domain of explanatory power, and religious traditions and spirituality have another; and many people are comfortable living with contradiction and the unexplained.
He has instead an attachment to tradition and its explanatory value".
The main benefits of the Nalanda version lie in a less theistic explanatory language, and a more extensive and continuous academic tradition of oral and written commentary.
So I do not think that the classic duality of East versus West or tradition versus modernity or Kemalist versus conservative is explanatory enough in the face of today's dramatic events.
Promoter Luca Cipelletti explains that the museum "is deliberately provocative and, at the same time explanatory enough to encompass the idea of a major project that unites tradition and innovation, art and technology".
The status of explanatory theories was interpreted either in an instrumentalist or realist way: Plato's school started the tradition of "saving the appearances" in astronomy, while Aristotle took theories to be necessary truths.
He produced the first major lexicon of philosophical Hebrew; and he included explanatory glosses in the margins of his translation of the Guide, which established the foundation for a proper commentary tradition.
Explanatory wall texts and a short film help viewers pin down some of the specifics, along with Huichol mythology and spiritual traditions.
