Sentence examples for pragmatic science from inspiring English sources

Some fine-tuning is in order so we can, using pragmatic science, come up with a subset of material that is acceptable to everyone".

Whether such an agreement will be possible may have more to do with politics than pragmatic science, conceded Representative Robert Menendez, one of the architects of the Gore Agreement, whose district includes many of the more active New Jersey port areas.

In "Light on Yoga," Iyengar describes yoga as a "timeless pragmatic science evolved over thousands of years dealing with the physical, moral, mental and spiritual well-being of man as a whole," and calls Patanjali's "Yoga Sutras" the "first book to systematize this practice".

The pragmatic Design Science (DS) approach is applicable to the generation of scientific knowledge starting from the rigorous study of artifacts used in the resolution of problems.

Pragmatic social science is concerned not merely with elaborating an ideal in convincing normative arguments, but also with its realizability and its feasibility.

Not surprisingly, at times the priorities set by Neurath for the pragmatics of science seemed to conflict with those of Carnap's logic of science.

Humble, pragmatic, crazy about science and insistent on seeking the facts.

But a durable line of pragmatic optimists from science, business and environmental groups, for now, holds center stage.

He took a more pragmatic approach to science than his father, Olle, who is renowned for his work on photosynthesis.

Environmental policy based on pragmatic direction from science is not idolatry.

She is put off by the overly pragmatic: "[M]uch of science (as well as much of analytical philosophy) proceeds from an anonymous third-person view of a paralyzed world, which can then be broken down into legible truths". And yet she looks at her own discomfort as if she were holding it in the palm of her hand.