Sentence examples for goal of inquiry from inspiring English sources
The goal of inquiry is (in the deathless words of Howard Cosell) to tell it like it is.
Realist theories of scientific progress take truth to be an important goal of inquiry.
Underlying this model is presumably some judgment to the effect that tracing causal processes and their interactions is a worthy goal of inquiry.
It is also true that if there is no such viable notion then truth can be retained as the goal of inquiry only at the cost of making partial progress towards it virtually impossible.
The goal of inquiry is not simply a change in the beliefs of the inquirers but the resolution of the problematic situation, in what he calls a 'consummatory' course of action or state of affairs.
Monism, as characterized in Kellert, Longino, and Waters (2006), holds that the goal of inquiry is and should be a unified, comprehensive, and complete account of phenomena (whether all phenomena, or the phenomena specific to a particular domain of inquiry).
" the roles of (sometimes) conflicting goals of inquiry with respect to which hypotheses and theories are assessed".
The forward-looking character of the goals of inquiry does not exclude what Stegmüller calls "progress branching".
3. Some methods meet both the categorical imperative and the goals of inquiry, and others don't.
By using the weight \(a\), formula (3) expresses a balance between two mutually conflicting goals of inquiry.
