Sentence examples for justification and context from inspiring English sources

I'm expecting justification and context, but instead I get a blanket denial".

This distinction is similar to the distinction between the context of justification and the context of discovery in science.

This work builds upon the recently developed MIxS-BE package that identifies high-level minimal built environment metadata to collect in microbial ecology studies, primarily by providing more justification, detail, and context for these important parameters and others from the perspective of engineers and building scientists.

By the mid-20th century these attempts at defining the method of justification and the context distinction itself came under pressure.

The terms "context of discovery" and "context of justification" are often associated with Hans Reichenbach's work.

The distinction between "context of discovery" and "context of justification" dominated and shaped the discussions about discovery in 20th-century philosophy of science.

2. It is worth noting that in some cases in mathematics the distinction between context of discovery and context of justification may be very blurry.

The boundary between context of discovery (the de facto thinking processes) and context of justification (the de jure defense of the correctness of these thoughts) was now understood to determine the scope of philosophy of science.

The concept of discovery as hypothesis-formation as it is encapsulated in the traditional distinction between context of discovery and context of justification does not explicate how new ideas are formed.

While the terms "context of discovery" and "context of justification" are widely used, there has been ample discussion about how the distinction should be drawn and what their philosophical significance is (c.f. Kordig 1978; Gutting 1980; Zahar 1983; Leplin 1987; Hoyningen-Huene 1987; Weber 2005: chapter 3; Schickore and Steinle 2006).

This philosophical tradition focused on themes such as meaning change and incommensurability of terms across world views (e.g., paradigms), scientific change (e.g., revolutionary: Kuhn 1970; evolutionary: Toulmin 1972), the interweaving of context of discovery and context of justification, and scientific rationality (Preston 2012; Bird 2013; Swoyer 2014).