In Table 1, we summarise the relationship between levels of replication, assessment of validity, and establishment of scientific generality.> Replications, regardless of level, should all be welcome.
"Women think less about men in general than the generality of men can imagine.
The result of this application of theory to genera is the transformation of the "ideological generality into a scientific generality" (1963b [2005], 185).
Alternatively, it could be that, as far as the aims of science go, what matters when evaluating a scientific theory given that it meets other desiderata such as simplicity, economy, generality of application, and so on is only its inferential (or instrumental) reliability; its truth or falsehood is of no scientific concern.
Philosopher and historian of science August Comte (1798 1857) first suggested that scientific disciplines differed systematically in the complexity and generality of their subject of study, in the precision with which these subjects are known, and in their level of intellectual and historical development.
Most pertain to highly compartmentalised bits of the paper, rather than to the generality of change.
But all the lawsuits are over implementations and specific features - not the generality of an idea.
In this he was different from the generality of his countrymen.
As an experienced economist, he dismissed the generality of contemporary politicians, including George W Bush, as economic "dilettantes".
She looks for theories that have the generality of those in physics.
