Sentence examples for practical traditions from inspiring English sources

This area's 72 Amish district bishops blessed the appeal to modern science as in tune with their practical traditions.

Rorty perceives different religions and different branches of science and philosophy as alternative theoretical and practical traditions, and their writings as different genres of literature.

As some scholars have argued, the et seemingly left open the question whether oral and practical traditions may add substantially to what is known from the Apostles through the Scriptures or are rather to be viewed as parallel modes for transmitting the same content.

Across different theoretical and practical traditions, improvement encompasses mechanisms that operate at individual, team and organisational levels.

I like the idea that the writing would belong to that practical tradition".

Some emphasized his debt to the artisan/engineer practical tradition (Rossi 1962), others his mathematics (Giusti 1993, Feldhay 1998, Palmieri 2001, 2003, Renn 2002), some his mixed mathematics (Machamer 1978 , 1998 Lennox 1986, Wallace 1992), others his debt to atomism (Shea 1972, Redondi 1983), and some his use of Hellenistic and Medieval impetus theory (Duhem 1954, Claggett 1966, Shapere 1974).

Klein (1995) has highlighted this aspect of Geoffroy's work and how his 1718 paper in effect shows how a large section of the experimental chemistry of the time could be construed as a practical tradition divorced from a speculative metaphysics, atomistic or otherwise.

Unlike the more practical 11th Tradition, aimed at the outer world, the 12th Tradition takes a crack at our far more problematic inner world.

"Performance traditions are practical things as well as conventions," he says.

The wedding they orchestrated was a blend of traditions, both practical and whimsical.

There are discussions of garbage as a practical problem, and the traditions inherent in trash.