Several rational and reliable models have been produced that can enhance the efficiency of water policy designers.
TEK is rational and reliable knowledge that has been developed through generations of intimate contact by native peoples with their lands (Kimmerer 2002, 431).
Metabolic engineering technology for industrial microorganisms is under development to create rational, more reliable, and more cost-effective approaches to strain improvement.
We propose a rational and reliable management pathway for patients with BNCs.
But according to a standard form of reliabilism, what makes them justified is not the possession of evidence, but the fact that the types of processes in which they originate — perception, introspection, memory, and rational intuition — are reliable.
"We were among the last of the Utopians, or meliorists as they are sometimes called", he wrote, "who believe in a continuing moral progress by virtue of which the human race already consists of reliable, rational, decent people, influenced by truth and objective standards.
While this policy may be rational in achieving reliable supply and low prices in the short-term, the commitment to brand name rather than generic medicines and reliance on donations may be uneconomical and unsustainable as a long-term strategy.
It consists of the following principles, each contributing to the overall notion that here in the Garden State, numbers are not the reliable, immutable, rational things that they are elsewhere: THE KIDD-CARTER POSTULATE -- In the broader world, 50 percent may be average, but under the Kidd-Carter Postulate, 51percentt is outstanding.
In contrast, police, rescue services, and ambulance are stable, reliable, predictable, rational, and repetitive organizations (Perrow 1984; Frederickson and LaPorte 2002; Boin et al. 2005).
