Sentence examples for reductionist way from inspiring English sources

The energy-related water and water-demanded energy have been mostly treated as two different aspects from a reductionist way of thinking.

Turkson said on Thursday that the pope considered it imperative that "practical proposals not be developed in an ideological, superficial or reductionist way".

If one regarded the manifold issues of computerized democracy in a reductionist way, perhaps the principal concern would be whether, in a close election, the Presidency can be stolen by means of computer vote fraud in several major jurisdictions.

"The problem is that we're relying on a very reductionist way of looking at what the brain does," he says.

Which is a rigid and reductionist way of looking at The Cabin in the Woods.

"For Pope Francis it is imperative that practical proposals not be developed in an ideological, superficial or reductionist way," he said.

The reductionist manner is a bailout.

Reductionists seek ways of spelling out the proviso in terms of homogenous reference classes, where homogeneity is spelled out in terms of robust correlations conditional on a set of factors that are held fixed.

Gene-expression signatures (GES), which in some ways capture biological information in a non-reductionist manner, represent powerful tools able to explore tumour heterogeneity.

But as we have already noted, Shaftesbury did not reduce beauty to subjective mental states, while Hutcheson's account of beauty may be reductionist in this way (i.e., ultimately based on the experience of the pleasures of an internal sense of beauty).

"If we don't address this issue in a harm reductionist kind of way, we're going to continue to see an increase in overdose deaths," said Jose Benitez, the group's executive director, in an interview with VICE earlier this year.