Sentence examples for methodological distinction from inspiring English sources

We are left, then, to ponder what it was about the investigation of animals that led Aristotle to take a methodological distinction regarding stages of investigation and reify it in methodologically distinct treatises devoted to these different stages.

Part of this sharpening is the result of Chomsky's important methodological distinction between competence and performance.

Bevilacqua investigates two matters: Hemholtz's synthesis of earlier work into a single principle, and his methodological distinction, evident in the above citation, between theoretical and experimental physics.

Considering these anomalies Windelband's proposal is to drop content-related distinctions altogether and rely exclusively on a methodological distinction between "nomothetic" and "idiographic" sciences (Windelband 1980, 175).

Another key methodological distinction of NDLs is that they are deployed (in their either analog or digital implementations) sufficiently early in the signal chain to combine bandwidth reduction with interference mitigation.

Peter Winch, for example, who argues from a Wittgensteinian perspective for a methodological distinction between the natural and social sciences and, should also be counted among those who maintain a hermeneutic conception of the social sciences.

There are methodological distinctions between deGPS and edgeR/DESeq.

Taking into account these methodological distinctions, we then review the current data on manual and cerebral asymmetries in human and nonhuman primates.

First, a methodological note.

Fodor introduces it by way of a distinction between "methodological individualism" and "methodological solipsism".

But recall the distinction between methodological and ontological naturalism.