Sentence examples for relation of practical from inspiring English sources

Kant does not give a complete account of the relation of practical reason to theoretical reason in either the Groundwork or any later works.

Crucial to this account is an understanding of the relation of practical deliberation to deciding, an understanding of skilled deliberative activity, and the role of attention in the mental action of deciding.

As Olson, puts it, if it's right that "the relations of practical concerns that typically go along with our identity through time are closely connected with psychological continuity …, then the Biological Approach does have an interesting ethical consequence, namely that those practical relations are not necessarily connected with numerical identity" (Olson 1997b, 70).

The authors describe a case study of a granite aggregate quarry that highlights a number of issues in relation to practical application of the method.

Aristotle displays some hesitation in his discussion of desire and its relation to practical reason in the aetiology of animal action.

Classroom-focused research on the use of multimedia, including video, is emerging and is positioned as augmenting and becoming a central component of curricula, particularly in relation to practical work in science.

Although pore space is the habitat for soil micro-organisms and the actual location of soil biochemical processes, to date, very few studies looked into this relation mainly because of practical constraints.

Extensions and perspectives of the system are discussed in relation to practical application.

He expressed the relation of philosophy to practical endeavours in the famous metaphor of the "tree": the roots are metaphysics, the trunk is physics, and the branches are morals, medicine, and mechanics.

This theory of ideology as distorted communication opens up the possibility of a different relation of theoretical and practical knowledge than Habermas has suggested so far.

Serbia and Kosovo need to stick to the task at hand, establishing good relations on a host of practical issues on the basis of mutual respect, as required for E.U. accession.