Sentence examples for mechanistic equating of from inspiring English sources

At University of Chichester, vice-chancellor Clive Behagg disputes the idea that higher price means better courses: "I reject the mechanistic equating of price and quality.

Or of the equating of Hendrix with a Pop-Tart?

Jews angrily reject any such equating of the deaths.

But the equating of Iran with terror today is simplistic.

Outside the Westminster fishbowl, they seem cold and mechanistic, and devoid of any real sense of how people live.

This rumor was a fitting one, since Descartes argued for a thoroughly mechanistic view of nature.

From a purely mechanistic point of view, BP has a point.

This seems to have been a gibe at the mechanistic view of nature which his philosophical works sought to underpin.

It encourages us to take a mechanistic view of that transaction: put in this nutrient; get out that physiological result.

Interestingly and plausibly, one of the obstacles to new thinking he singles out is a mechanistic understanding of science.

Together, these two principles provide the mechanistic basis of the double feedback loop, which combines positive and negative feedback.