Sentence examples for methodological and epistemic from inspiring English sources

In the philosophical literature, reduction comes in many variations including ontological, methodological, and epistemic reduction.

At least three core types can be distinguished: ontological, methodological, and epistemic (Sarkar 1992; cf. Nagel 1998).

The modes of reduction that have been especially prominent and very successful in many biological approaches are methodological and epistemic reduction.

Additionally, as more attention is given to the diversity of investigative reasoning (or "scientific practice") in and among these disciplinary contexts, the interplay between different aspects of methodological and epistemic reduction will become more salient.

Discovery of these omissions and distortions leads to critical questions about the methodological standards and epistemic ideals that inform scientific practice.

Using detention basin design as an example, the study illustrates a methodological framework by considering aleatory uncertainty from rainfall and epistemic uncertainties from the runoff coefficient, curve number, and sampling error in design rainfall magnitude.

Specifically, personal and epistemic changes.

Both aleatory and epistemic uncertainties are considered.

The three phases of the model are epistemic transition, epistemic transplantation and localisation, and epistemic generation (ETTLG).

Special epistemic relations hold between states and epistemic statuses within a single individual.

Moreover, such a theory would incorporate much of what is attractive about epistemic humility, and epistemic accuracy, theories.