Sentence examples for remove contradictions from inspiring English sources

The epistemological significance of relativity theory, according to the young Reichenbach, is to have shown, contrary to Kant, that these systems may contain mutually inconsistent principles, and so require emendation to remove contradictions.

These 'taskforces' are intended to breakdown organisational silos, remove contradictions and dysfunctions in existing structures, and promote holistic and innovative thinking [ 13].

Much of the work of getting a solution right is removing contradictions at the VPEC-T level and then building a system based on a clearly understood vision, which amounts to most of what is needed in a clear definition of a business process.

Overall, the algorithm has been able to allocate genes to pathways in a way that allows us to infer the state of individual pathways with increased certainty removing contradictions from the final results.

This process or method of meeting and removing contradiction, characteristic of the growth of any thing, is what Bosanquet calls the argument a contingentia mundi, and it is through this process that we come to the Absolute.

Here again the main burden of Lipsius's work is to explain away conflicts between Stoic physics and Christianity or, failing that, to remove unresolved contradictions from his Christianized, Neostoic natural philosophy.

He thought this solution was both necessary and sufficient to remove the contradiction in ethics.

Plato emphasises the point by having Cleitophon and Polemarchus recapitulate the argument, with the former charitably suggesting that Thrasymachus meant that the just is whatever the stronger decrees thinking it is to his advantage (in effect, an amendment to (2) which would remove the contradiction): a solution which Thrasymachus vehemently rejects (340a-c).

Cases when proteins assigned to different COGs were automatically clustered into one tdCOG were resolved by manual curation (either COG or tdCOG assignment was changed to remove the contradiction).

These discussions focus upon how these theories remove the contradiction between subconsciously motivated 'self-mutilation' and the 'pleasure principle' that supposedly rules the unconscious (ibid.: 428 9).

He will be a man and a citizen, for the "double object we set for ourselves," those contradictory objects, "could be joined in a single one by removing the contradictions of man…" (Idem).