Sentence examples for methods of faith from inspiring English sources

A recent paper in this journal (Hortal et al., 2009) claimed to have evaluated the ED biodiversity surrogates methods of Faith and Walker (1994 , 1996, and to have provided evidence for poor performance of the continuous ED method.

If we consider his overall strategy, it seems that Pomponazzi was drawing on the distinction between methods of science and methods of faith, by means of which 13th-century secular masters of philosophy at the University of Paris such as Boethius of Dacia had claimed the freedom to pursue their philosophical enquiries without theological constraints.

Becoming known as the "Easter Sunday Sermon", it explores the gap between the methods of science and faith and the common ground they share, and it expounds on the holistic approach both men took to ecology: Steinbeck enjoyed writing the book; it was a challenge to apply his novel-writing skills to a scientific subject.

Other speakers at the same meeting, including local parents, claimed the new teaching system was "a recipe for chaos", and that giving control of local education to a Swedish group with "unproven methods" was "huge leap of faith on a hope and a prayer".

By adapting the philosophical method to the data of faith, theology attempts to "confound the adversaries of the faith," "strengthen those weak in their faith," and "delight those whose faith is complete".

"I have a lot of faith in the methods they've used, and I think it's a very rigorously conducted study," says Nicholas Diakopoulos, a computer scientist at the University of Maryland, College Park, who was not involved in the research.

"Teachers don't use those methods more because they have a lack of faith in the Internet," he said.

Even when we operate in good faith, the methods of verification available to us can be subverted by a skilled attacker.

However, training in both methods of internal fixation examined in FAITH are standard training for Orthopaedic surgeons.

Scientists do their work with a kind of faith as well: faith in the scientific method, faith in the orderliness of the universe, faith even in their colleagues.

None of this perturbed a man who put more faith in the methods of Victorian reformers like Mayhew, Booth and Rowntree than in postwar sociological techniques.