Sentence examples for in their explanatory from inspiring English sources

Scientific theories are limited in their explanatory scope to the task in hand: to provide conceptual "maps" that render specific data-sets coherent.

This reading of the word "secured" was confirmed by the Council of Europe in their Explanatory Report to the Protocol No. 2 to the Convention for the Protection of Human Rights and Fundamental Freedoms.

As the two artists who originally made the proposal, Arnold Holzknecht and Michele Bernardi, elucidate in their explanatory text, the "minimalism" of the intervention is explicitly meant to contrast the "grandiloquence" of the fascist-era style, whereas the content of the quotation is meant as a "direct answer" to the "invitation to blind obedience" contained in the fascist slogan.

It shows that traditional studies focusing only on one part of uncertainty, either the input uncertainty or the uncertainty arising from the choice of model structure are limited in their explanatory power of the modeling performance, particularly in poorly gauged regions.

Even if social scientists can only gain epistemic access to social reality through interpretation, they cannot merely repeat what agents know practically in their "explanatory understanding".

Insofar as utterances of (1) and (4) implicate different information about the way in which Lois believes what she allegedly believes, it seems likely that there will be a very natural account of the difference in their explanatory, predictive, and rationalizing potential; that difference, one could claim, stems from the difference in what is pragmatically implicated.

In the view of many social scientists, the more probable a theory is, the better it is, and if we have to choose between two theories which are equally strong in terms of their explanatory power, and differ only in that one is probable and the other is improbable, then we should choose the former.

Importantly, science should not only record these facts but also display them in their correct explanatory order.

Some are based on high-level systemic features of the brain, but others focus on more specific physiological or structural properties, with corresponding differences in their intended explanatory targets.

"[Craver and Darden] succeed admirably in their main explanatory purpose--to illuminate for a larger public, the workings of the engine of scientific discovery". "Very few books truly integrate history and philosophy of science; this is one of them.

The strength of this study is the fact that it presents an important knowledge on the views of the understudied Borana semi-nomadic population in Ethiopia regarding their explanatory systems of causes of mental disturbances with special emphasis to religious/existential magical frameworks and interactions of the different systems and their preferred interventions.