In "The Boundaries…", Schlick provided a broad sketch of his understanding of scientific thought, which identifies the aim of science as the reduction of phenomena to relationships governed by law, thus exhibiting individual events as special cases of universal, exceptionless regularities.
In addition, it also provides an efficient reduction of the phenomenon of spectral leakage in the case of transient signals.
In addition, Neurath's theory of protocol statements also makes clear that his understanding of physicalism did not entail the eliminative reduction of the phenomenon of intentionality but, like Carnap (1932c), merely sought its integration into empiricist discourse.
One aspect of this study was the stress diffusion (i.e., reduction of stress) phenomenon along the length of the plate as well as the presence of all three in-plane stress components.
Treatment by verbascoside-based eyedrop induced a large reduction of apoptotic phenomenon in corneal epithelium.
The study targets a reduction of unsteady phenomena using evolutionary optimization with robust, high fidelity, and low computational cost evaluations.
Finally, the pHs model proves useful to design an active control law for the reduction of sloshing phenomena.
J.S. Haldane, a physiologist, resisted reduction of biological phenomena to mechanistic explanations, as he saw the structure of biological organisms and their action being disanalogous to what was seen in physical systems.
Ball suggests that "The book's central motif is the logarithmic spiral", evidence in Thompson's eyes of the universality of form and the reduction of many phenomena to a few principles of mathematics.
A more complete understanding of the complex interactions in between could assist the readers in formulating potential solutions for the reduction of both phenomena.
The compatibilization mechanism is supposed to be due to a decrease in the interfacial tension and to a reduction of the coalescence phenomenon.
