Sentence examples for have a reductive relation to from inspiring English sources
(Reibstein 1955, Seidler 2015) Like Grotius, he contrasts "matters which the natural law disposes by direct precept or prohibition from those that reason has persuaded men to institute on account of sociality, or that may be undertaken by virtue of a license flowing directly from these institutions in which case they are said to have a reductive relation to the natural law".
Passivity has an ambiguous relation to subjectivity.
Sensibility theorists nevertheless claim that the non-reductive elucidation offers an advantage over primary quality views, according to which moral properties have no essential relation to us.
These reductive compounds have a stronger reductive ability than luminol, and competed with luminol for AgNO3, making that the generation of luminol radicals is decreased and leading to a weak CL signal.
I concurred with the latter group while being surprised that the former had such a reductive approach to the issue.
Such photographs are repellent, in large part because they have a terrible, reductive sameness.
As such reductive metrics gain ground around us, the friends of higher education have a job to do.
As was just noted, a certain kind of reductive naturalist seems to have an easy reply to Blackburn's argument.
Realization, which has figured prominently in recent versions of non-reductive physicalism may seem too weak a relation to support a reduction claim, but nonetheless strong enough to guarantee ontological unity on the token level that underlies physicalism.
