Although traditional ideologies rely on the image of the future as a space to materialize their respective politico-philosophical ideals (which is part of the legacy of the Enlightenment), the futures studies realm could be used to overcome the non-credibility of the so-called 'grand narratives'.
Statistical significance was inferred from non-overlapping credibility intervals.
This difference was quite striking, with non-overlapping credibility intervals (95% highest posterior density) for the genus crown ages.
Key to the problematic status of most non-tenure-track scientists is universities' widespread refusal to allow them to apply for their own research funding, the sine qua non of scientific credibility.
He follows Quintilian's (the complete text of the Institutio oratoria was rediscovered in the Latin West in 1416) division of belief-worthiness into very firm (firmissimum), strongly disposed (propensius), and not ill-disposed (non repugnans).[39] Credibility and truth-likeness are also related to the modal category of possibility.
But what the Launchpad wants to do is give technology and non-technology companies credibility in the eyes of potential clients or partners.
RF: As a writer of non-fiction, your credibility is based on your deep and often difficult commitment to living the story you are trying to write.
Scholarly books will provide an extensive list of references to bolster their academic credibility, whereas non-scholarly books often make claims without any credible referential support.
Colin Powell, alone among Republicans, holds non-partisan and military credibility to match John McCain's.
However, he would regret it if the church lost its "credibility" among non-attenders who, he says, frequently feel warmly disposed to it "thanks to generations of love and service".
