Sentence examples for groups of criticisms from inspiring English sources

Numbers correspond to criticism numbers in text and tables, dotted lines indicate groups and sub-groups of criticisms, arrows point from antecedent criticisms to secondary criticisms or groups of criticisms.

Consider the first group of criticisms.

The first group of criticisms contains two subsets of related problems.

One further group of criticisms of reflective equilibrium derives largely from claims about human rationality.

Mapping criticisms into thematic groups reveals familiar issues for those experienced with Alexander's theory, however this grouping of criticisms has not previously been so explicitly identified.

This controlling nature becomes particularly problematic as the second group of criticisms [23, 24] highlight flaws in individual patterns, which can be conceptually traced back to the testing of the theory [13].

Another group of criticisms derived from More's dissatisfaction with Descartes's version of mind-body dualism, including aspects of the union and interaction of body and soul, the denial of souls in animals, and major differences about what can be achieved by matter in motion, and what for More requires a more active (and therefore immaterial) principle (Henry 1986 , 1989.

There is another group of criticisms coming from the careful study of the history of science: Hanson (1958), Feyerabend (1962) and Kuhn (1962) aimed to show that observation concepts are theory-laden in a manner that makes their meaning theory-dependent.

The final group of four criticisms [25, 26, 27, 28] state that Alexander's theory fails to achieve the objective of creating beautiful places.

The Brazilian pension funds have filed nearly two dozen lawsuits against the group under a variety of criticisms, including accusations that management fees are unreasonably high.

Focus groups confirmed criticisms of services and suggested improvements.