Sentence examples for philosophy of preparing from inspiring English sources

Yet Ian Balding, trainer of the great 1971 Derby-winning Mill Reef, and father of broadcaster Clare Balding, says the philosophy of preparing horses has changed over the past 40 years.

Hence, the general philosophy of nature prepares the theoretical ground for the specific application of mathematics to matters of vision and perception.

According to the committee, international migration, increasing diversity and the growing interdependence between societies called for a new philosophy of education that prepares citizens-to-be for a less predictable and rapidly changing world of international mobility and inter-cultural relations (SOU, 1992 94, p. 57ff).

Today, the Doctor of Nursing Practice (DNP) and Doctor of Philosophy (PhD) programs prepare much larger cohorts of clinical and research leaders to advance the practice of nursing and improve health care locally and globally.

To promote his international language of Ido based on the "rational intuition" of Esperanto, Couturat helped to organize the International Congress of Philosophy (1900), to prepare Vocabulaire technique et critique de la philosophie (1926; "Technical Vocabulary and Critique of Philosophy"), and to establish Progresso (1908), a monthly publication written in Ido.

The Doctor of Philosophy in Communications prepares students to teach in colleges and universities, to conduct original research in communications or to carry out policy or research work.

The Doctor of Philosophy (PhD) program prepares nurse scholars to develop and conduct scientific research that advances nursing practice, healthcare, and health.

Inspired by the Phaedo, Plutarch argues that the very task of philosophy is to prepare us for the separation from the body, which amounts to a life without bodily needs that he considers as the "true life", which in his view the Epicureans ignore (Non posse suaviter vivi 1105C E).

New translations in the 12th century made much of Aristotle's philosophy available and prepared the way for the great theological constructions of the 13th century, chiefly those of the Scholastic philosophers St. Bonaventure (c. 1217 74), St. Albertus Magnus (c. 1200 80), St. Thomas Aquinas, Roger Bacon (c. 1220 92), and John Duns Scotus (c. 1266 1308).

Further, Matthews argued that science educators owe a duty to the scientific tradition and to society to be more adequately informed about the history and philosophy of the discipline that they are preparing teachers to teach.

A volume of his papers on the philosophy of quantum mechanics is currently being prepared, under the editorship of Stefano Gattei and Joseph Agassi.