Sentence examples for legitimation of the method from inspiring English sources

The 16th 18th centuries were a period of not only dramatic advance in knowledge about the operation of the natural world advances in mechanical, medical, biological, political, economic explanations but also of self-awareness of the revolutionary changes taking place, and intense reflection on the source and legitimation of the method by which the advances were made.

That leaves something like the legitimation of the Kosovo intervention, pithily described as "illegal but legitimate".

The French and the Russians might block any new resolution implying "retroactive legitimation" of the war.

More organizations will be created, and fewer organizations will fail, when the legitimation of the form is high and competition is weak.

He hoped for a restoration of his people and was convinced that one of the conditions for such a restoration was to recognize the divine legitimation of the house of David.

With Dilthey, the search for a philosophical legitimation of the human sciences is brought a significant step further.

The entrepreneurship field is posited to have permeable boundaries which hinder the legitimation of the field (Busenitz et al. 2003) despite being an increasingly autonomous discipline (Teixeira 2011).

The legitimation of the life sciences sector faced a downturn in mid-2000s when Sitra (the Finnish Innovation Fund) withdrew from the capital markets.

This is at odds with the traditional Egyptian system where the legitimation of the new king rests mainly on his filiation.

While the original purpose of Bitcoin was that there was no central bank and regulation, Bloomberg confirms yet again the legitimation of Bitcoins with the new ticker.

His dissenting opinion in favour of "greenbacks" as war-emergency legal tender (Hepburn v. Griswold, 1870) became the majority's stand when the court reversed itself the next year and led to the permanent legitimation of paper money in the United States.