Sentence examples for of contemporary process from inspiring English sources

Process philosophy in the letter or spirit of Whitehead has been the most visible strand of contemporary process philosophy, carried by a larger group of philosophers (see section 7. on institutionalization).

The division between secular and theological process philosophy has its roots in the early phase of contemporary process thought in late 19th and the first half of the 20th century, and centers on two views of evolutions.

From the perspective of contemporary process ontology, the development of German Idealism between 1790 and 1850 in the debate between Fichte, Hegel, and Schelling displays in instructive ways the limitations of a process metaphysics that puts the occurrence type of productions center-stage and, in particular, understands cognition as a production: as a development with a product or result.

The modern aircraft cockpit, the iconography and layout of human computer interfaces and the design of contemporary process control facilities are all examples of the important work that has resulted from the efforts of HFE researchers and designers.

Theophilus (thought to be Roger of Helmarshausen, a Benedictine monk) as early as the 12th century gave a clear and practical account in his De diversis artibus ("On Diverse Arts") of contemporary processes used in painting, glassmaking and decoration, metalworking, bone carving, and the working of precious stones, even listing the necessary tools and conditions for successful operations.

A prevailing paradigm postulates that populations diverge, in part, because of contemporary processes, including random drift and selection.

The current genetic architecture of the M. cephalus species complex in the NW Pacific is the result of a complex interaction of contemporary processes and historical events.

Our aim was to assess if Quaternary climatic oscillations had a different effect across the species' range and to determine if genetic footprints of contemporary processes can be identified in areas of recent introduction.

His research centers on contemporary processes of immigration and social inequality, and stems from theoretical interests at the intersection of race and ethnicity, immigration, and policy.

The case study presented in this paper is drawn from a policy analysis of a contemporary process of policy debate on legalization of abortion in Indonesia, which was in flux at the time of the research and provided a unique opportunity for prospective analysis.

And yet, given the realities of contemporary confirmation process, Srinivasan's nomination will almost certainly not even come up for a vote this year.