His method of reconciling Muslim belief with twentieth-century values was, in its way, every bit as revolutionary as the contrary vision of Qutb.
The great medieval theologian Abelard developed the method of reconciling texts that are for or against a theological position in his Sic et non (1115 17; "Yes and No").
The perception of a constitution, an observation which concerns mainly democratic states, as a source of information about values of fundamental and integrating importance to a policy, led to a method of reconciling criminal law with those values within the constitution.
Filmic thinking provides methods for reconciling or providing narrative to the fragmented and undefined nature of these sites.
Methods for reconciling gene trees to species phylogenies using parsimony to infer the history of gene duplications and losses are well-established [ 17- 19].
By applying a series of methods to reconcile gene and species trees, inferring the size of gene families in ancestral lineages, and simulating the null process of birth and death in multi-gene families, we uncovered a 10-fold increase in duplication rate in the AAAP family of amino acid transporters within Sternorrhyncha.
Our negative result highlights the challenge of reconciling such methods, which have advanced without explicitly addressing how essential genes impact performance, with principles of molecular evolution.
Bourdieu's theory of practice provides a method for reconciling the two.
24 Mixed method research is challenging, including the difficulty of reconciling differing philosophical paradigms, commonly referred to as 'paradigm wars'.
The authors developed a method for reconciling growth profiling data with genome-scale models and used this method to greatly improve their models of Bacillus subtilis.
