Sentence examples for it a methodological from inspiring English sources

Dilthey aims to combine these two approaches to liberalize the historicist perspective and give it a methodological rigor.

Certainly there seems something suspect about making it a methodological principle that if most people believe something there is a presumption in favor of the truth of that belief.

Never mind the theological debate; it's a methodological quandary: it's much harder to measure the former.

"It's a methodological paradigm shift, and it's a very exciting one, but not for everybody who does this sort of traditional individual research in the lab".

We acknowledge it as a methodological limitation, but also believe it is, in itself, an interesting finding.

According to Weber's definition, "an ideal type is formed by the one-sided accentuation of one or more points of view" according to which "concrete individual phenomena … are arranged into a unified analytical construct" (Gedankenbild); in its purely fictional nature, it is a methodological "utopia [that] cannot be found empirically anywhere in reality" [Weber 1904/1949, 90].

That self-critical notion is already integrated in the concept of a scientific thinking about the future, and it is even more important to reflect it on a methodological layer in a SEF.

A problem with applying the experience curve method is that it is not used often for large power plants like FBC plants and with it lacking a methodological standard.

It's a methodological prize".

It's a methodological coup, evidence that crowdsourcing is a reliable approach to image analysis.

It introduces a methodological framework for delineating comparative assessments of usability testing methods for children participants.