Sentence examples for problems of demarcation from inspiring English sources
The absence of paradox suggested that Popper's approach to problems of demarcation and of cognitive significance might possess substantial advantages over the alternatives.
The problem of demarcation also plagues the paradigm case of supererogatory behavior, the so-called saintly and heroic acts.
Fleck never developed this idea, and this is unfortunate, for this could be his contribution to the solution of the problem of demarcation.
In these areas, the philosophical attempts at identifying a set of methods characteristic for scientific endeavors are closely related to the philosophy of science's classical problem of demarcation (see the entry on science and pseudo-science) and to the philosophical analysis of the social dimension of scientific knowledge and the role of science in democratic society.
At last, at a conference in Tel Aviv on Jan . 25 he spoke out: "The lack of a solution to the problem of border demarcation within the historic Land of Israel — and not an Iranian bomb — is the most serious threat to Israel's future".
Finally, in order to reduce some of the problems derived from the effects of demarcation on the study areas (border effects), the total size of the area of calculation was extended to all cells outside the previous demarcation that could be reached from an origin in the study area in less than 15 min (with free-flow speeds).
Such a view need not presuppose a solution to the so-called "demarcation problem"—i.e., the problem of what demarcates genuine science from pseudo-science as long as there remain clear, pseudo-science ass of successfulongiences.
Many transportation design problems involve the demarcation of safe zones surrounding the intended guideway, either to prevent physical collisions or to provide clearance for other requirements such as sight distance.
The line of demarcation is not clear.
There is no line of demarcation.
"Nine months ago, 680 was the line of demarcation," Mr. McBride said.
