Sentence examples for rational perspectives from inspiring English sources
This month's Physics World magazine contains a report from a meeting to discuss "rational perspectives on the paranormal".
The findings indicate that the reorganizations of ICES' formal coordination structures were not driven primarily for reasons of efficiency, by clear and consistent goals, and by clear means-ends considerations for organizational design as proposed by rational perspectives in organization theory.
If there is sound reason to believe that patients might change their minds later when they have more informed and rational perspectives, then health workers have corresponding good reason to use persuasion techniques to prevent negative consequences.
By accepting the label of "militant atheist", Dawkins sabotages the very thing he professes to want most – a rational perspective on religious belief.
"From a rational perspective, both the ticket holders and the non-ticket holders should have thought of the game in exactly the same way," Ariely observes.
Mr Bush's departure would provide the most satisfactory answer possible.Head versus heartFrom almost any rational perspective, Mr Kerry would make Mr Blair's life easier.
Studies of his extant works suggest that he was more interested in medieval optics than in the rational perspective system of Alberti and Brunelleschi.
Well: Now, from a rational perspective, it would seem too early in the regular season to start constructing power rankings, and seven or eight games out of 82 means something close to nothing statistically.
A generation of historians known as the revisionists used their supposedly rational perspective to argue that the Civil War was "unnecessary," caused by issues that could have been solved through reasoned discussion and political compromise.
Dr. Robert Perloff, the distinguished service professor emeritus of psychology and business administration at the University of Pittsburgh, said that Dr. Anastasi, who wrote more than 150 scholarly books, monographs and articles, brought to the issue a balanced, deeply rational perspective and an insistence on solid science.
He returned to Rome for a couple of years to purchase artworks for Francis I, and on his return he decorated the Cabinet du Roi with a series of paintings, now lost, that flouted rational perspective in painting and stressed the primacy of the human figure.
