For reductive sensing of hydrogen peroxide, however, analyte losses due to oxidation and catalytic decomposition on the counter electrode are significant, rendering such devices unsuitable for continuous monitoring of analyte concentration changes over time.
Beyoncé's abiding interest in money has made for some of her best moments; not in a reductive materialist sense, but because she has a deep understanding of how money informs social and romantic relations.
One critical question about his treatment of these explanations concerns whether he is right to suggest that facts about constrained patterns of development are incompatible with more explanatorily advanced forms of materialism, and, if so, whether those forms of materialism will be reductive in the sense that they will avoid all implicit or explicit reference to life.
If the expression "ordinary person" applied to anyone - and assuredly, except in the most reductive of statistical senses, it does not: the rule everywhere is individuality, and wonderfully so - you could get few gamblers to bet against a world-wide poll showing a massive majority in favour of the following (very meaningful) abstractions: peace, stability, justice.
You sense this reductive pattern in a lot of the spring shows: that designers are trying to crash their collections with a lot of quick, short-term thinking.
One might respond, along the lines of Hull (1977), that the success of molecular genetics seems to be reductive in some important sense.
According to Ginsborg, a primitively normative attitude is an intentional attitude, a judgment even –– thus preventing her account of meaning (and content) determination from being fully reductive in the naturalistic sense (2011a, 252).
Furthermore, geometric fibers of Z G ( m ) are (connected) reductive groups in the usual sense (this last again by Proposition 7.7).
