Sentence examples for facts or processes from inspiring English sources
According to the latter, models are tools to find out about the causal relations that hold between certain facts or processes and it is these relations that do the explanatory job.
In other words, it transforms these questions from pure recognition into recall of specific facts or processes to find the answer, then recognition of which choice corresponds to that answer.
Also, much of what we take away from secondary education is not specific facts or processes (I don't know about you but I'd have some major difficulty solving a stoichiometry problem now), but rather how to think.
When watching a Hollywood movie that has robed itself in the themes and paraphernalia of science, a scientist expects to feel anything from annoyance to infuriation at facts misconstrued or processes misrepresented.
They might be physiological processes, or perceptions of physiological processes, or neuro-psychological states, or adaptive dispositions, or evaluative judgments, or computational states, or even social facts or dynamical processes.
They don't care about the rule of law, facts or internationally recognised due process".
And, he added, "there is nothing in chemistry, no fact of chemistry or process of chemistry that if you ask 'Why does this happen?' you don't go back to physics".
Psychometry, also called object reading, process whereby facts or impressions about a person or thing are received through contact with an object associated with the subject of the impressions.
For Wundt, it is only the sciences that have methodologies by which to synthesize our representations, sensible as well as "processed," into "facts" or "pieces of" knowledge (Erkenntnisse).
The agency did not take the time to carefully and objectively review the facts or grant Sherrod any due process and the opportunity to explain her circumstances.
The model is a graph, whose nodes describe retrieved facts, processes triggered by facts and technologies that can be adopted to implement processes.
