Sentence examples for methodological position from inspiring English sources

McCarthy's methodological position has not changed substantially since it was first articulated in McCarthy 1959 and elaborated and amended in McCarthy & Hayes 1969.

Descriptive relativism, an empirical and methodological position adopted by social anthropologists, relies on ethnographic data to highlight the paucity of universally agreed upon norms, values and explanatory frameworks.

Rather, it is the methodological position expressed by Cicero's injunction always to preserve the integrity of one's power of judgment; that is, not to dissipate it in accepting as true what one does not perceive to be true.

Our longitudinal study was in a stronger methodological position to identify the more enduring traits which might be expected to produce a more stable and reproducible factor structure.

This approach is underpinned by the researcher's epistemological and methodological position (8).

It is possible the qualitative data were collected in a manner inconsistent with the researcher's epistemological and methodological position (9) and the quality of data may not be able to be verified (10).

The review is organised according to two key methodological positions adopted by researchers behavioural/organisational and critical/sociological.

The methodological positions of the founding fathers are analyzed in Cubeddu (1993) and Oakley (1997).

The central methodological positioning is based on Popper's propensity model [ 18].

Such finitism might have been acceptable to Dedekind as a methodological stance, but in other respects his position is strongly infinitary.

The Stranger sets out to define the sophist, the statesman, and the philosopher, claiming that they are three distinct kinds (Sophist 217a b); the two existing dialogues appear to give successful definitions of their target kinds and to present and defend significant methodological and metaphysical positions.