Sentence examples for practical reflection from inspiring English sources

As pragmatic trial research is a dynamic process in which the parts of research and (health care) practice will be redefined repeatedly, a continuous process of methodological and practical reflection is imperative.

For, like his engaging and hugely popular lecturing style – less lecture, more public Socratic dialogue – his technique is to allow wisdom to dawn through the application of practical reflection upon the particular.

But the contrast between theoretical and practical reflection required for this purpose seems elusive.

Accounts of this kind offer interpretations of the normative and evaluative language that distinctively figures in practical reflection.

Practical reflection loss measurements are carried out using free space technique.

An inability ever to countenance judicial murder may be recommendable by critical to intuitive thinking as a constraint upon practical reflection in an emergency.

"She closed her eyes and tried to empty her mind of all that was not God, but found that it was like trying to empty an ocean: where do you put the water?" It is in such practical reflections and details that the common religious efforts of the protagonist and her sister nuns show best.

Clearly, our capacity for deliberation and the potential sophistication of some of our practical reflections are important conditions on freedom of will.

Also, his reflections are always informed by knowledge of history, current events, practical observation, and personal reflection, as his method of observation applies generally to objects (and self) and phenomena while respecting texts, which he took to be handbooks of ethical insight and practice, after all.

A practical four-mirror retroreflector subassembly with a common virtual reflection point (thus eliminating the Abbe error), is described.

Still, despite this emphasis on the reasoning process between principles and practical conclusions another reflection of his struggles with subscription Sidgwick does have quite a bit to say in the Methods about the defense of the ultimate principles of practical reason.