Sentence examples for referring to external from inspiring English sources

On the one hand, there are some reasons to believe that rational choice theory (which is at work not only in economics but also in political science and other social sciences) cannot be applied to empirical phenomena without referring to external norms or values (Sen 1993; Reiss 2013).

By referring to external objects such as predators or food these signals elicit receivers' corresponding behavioural responses as if directly responding to the external cue (Seyfarth et al. 1980; Evans & Evans 2007).

The MIQ-3 consists in 12 items for which participants rate the ease/difficulty encountered during MI on 7-point scales (ranging from 1: "very hard to see/feel" to 7: "very easy to see/feel") referring to external visual, internal visual, and kinesthetic MI.

(2) Exogenous drivers refer to external constraints or forces that limit the possible system trajectories.

For both Nyāya-Vaiśeṣikas and Mīmāṃsakas, language refers to external states of the world and not just to conceptual constructions.

However, not all maps refer to external reality or to concrete objects with spatial dimensions (Card et al. 1999).

However, the latter refers to external personal success and social status, as recognized by the social group.

Referring them to the soul allows him to distinguish passions from other bodily-based perceptions, such as the sense-perceptions we refer to external objects.

In fact, in the Netherlands all job seekers are referred to external service providers, with public authorities serving primarily as gatekeepers of a private quasi-market.

We refer to external corporate venturing as the creation of a new business by firms in which a firm leverages external partners in an equity or nonequity interorganization relationship.

Right-leaning users are also more likely to use hyperlinks to share and refer to external content, and are almost twice as likely than left-leaning users to self-identify their political alignment in their profile biographies.