Sentence examples for reduced laws from inspiring English sources

A similar line of argument has been proposed as a defense of the explanatory power of the lower level, the disjunction of supervening bases without reduction (understood in the Nagelian sense of requiring bridge laws with one-to-one mappings between predicates at different levels and the derivation of the reduced laws or theories from the reducing ones)(Kincaid 1997).

So instead he aims to reduce laws and chances simultaneously to distributions of properties.

Second, Lewis reduces laws of nature to particulars while, as we have seen in Section 2 above, CA rules are always included as a further specification of the model.

The achievements of painters and architects not only directed Burckhardt's attention toward Italy and the Renaissance; they also helped to reduce law, politics, and diplomacy to a somewhat inferior status in his concept of the past.

Jim Chen, a professor of law at the University of Louisville and a former dean of its law school, said that to reduce law school from three years to two would mean that, in turn, tenured professors, whom he called the biggest expense for law schools, would have to take a one-third cut in pay.

It helps reduce law enforcement's response time so they can deploy officers in hopes of rescuing these kids.

Comte believed that social phenomena could be reduced to laws in the same way that the revolutions of the heavenly bodies had been made explicable by gravitational theory.

Further, the in vivo and in silico model fidelity of the reduced Holzapfel Ogden law encourage the application of the law to diseased cases as well.

Security police guarding Mr. Milosevic and his family had been reduced by law significantly in recent weeks.

I don't think history will every be a science because history will never be reduced to law-like behavior.

Specifically, we have repeated the in silico characterization of the reduced Holzapfel Ogden law presented in Sect.