Sentence examples for generation of truth from inspiring English sources

Later he was able to strengthen his approach to include forms of negation and implication, insofar as he provided a simultaneous generation of truth and falsehood, and this actually amounts to conceive truth as a partial predicate.

Whereas many epistemologists have noted that our epistemic goals are best characterized not as the generation of truths per se, but rather as the generation of significant truths (Kitcher 1993), feminists working from a situated approach recognize that "what is significant?" can only be answered with reference to the questions asked and the interests behind those questions (Anderson 1995b).

Target and AUV navigation data has been registered to allow the generation of ground truth data to be used in the post analysis and validation of the performance.

Amid the laughter and occasional sobs that will soon consume cinema audiences, I hope Pride reminds a new generation of that eternal truth.

Each American generation passes the torch of truth, liberty and justice –- in an unbroken chain all the way down to the present.

He was living proof of his own maxim that 'the crotchet of one generation becomes the truth of the next, and the truism of the one after'.

The standards can therefore consist of elements like " empirical adequacy, truth, generation of specifiable interactions with the natural or experienced world, the expansion of existing knowledge frameworks, consistency with accepted theories in other domains, comprehensiveness, reliability as a guide to action, relevance to or satisfaction of particular social needs".

Sometimes, I do see a bit of truth in labels like "generation snowflake" or "generation always offended".

Sometimes I do see a bit of truth in labels like "Generation Snowflake" or "Generation Always Offended".

"Carry The Cure believes in this generation... It's time for the light of truth to invade the darkness.

— Defense Secretary Robert M. Gates on Monday urged the next generation of commanders to "tell blunt truths" to their military and civilian leaders — but he also cautioned them to air their "respectful dissent" only through official channels.