Sentence examples for strict sciences from inspiring English sources

In her view, truth belongs to the realm of cognition, the realm of logic, mathematics and the strict sciences, and carries always an element of coercion, since it precludes debate and must be accepted by every individual in possession of her rational faculties.

The commitment allows companies to advertise to under-12s only when the promoted products meet "strict science-based nutrition criteria".

"All animals being brought into Australia must have an import permit, must meet Australia's strict, science-based import conditions and must be declared on a cargo manifest," Dutton said.

Reinhold introduced his presentation of the Elementary Philosophy with the following "metaphilosophical" questions: How is philosophy possible as a strict science, and what is the distinguishing feature of such a science?

The situation seems to have been at least temporarily resolved by Gödel's turn to phenomenology in 1959, which, while adding some dimension to Gödel's project to construe philosophy as a strict science, at the same time led to his incorporating into his philosophical world view a stronger emphasis on the notion of subjectivity.

In contrast, most authors have supported only the weaker claim that there are no strict special science laws, but have argued that special science laws should be construed as laws that contain implicit cp-clauses.

Professors also say they are strict because science and engineering courses build on one another, and a student who fails to absorb the key lessons in one class will flounder in the next.

This prompted a slew of papers dealing with the problem of reconciling the absence of strict special-science laws with the reality of mental causation (e.g., Loewer and Lepore 1987 and 1989, Fodor 1989, Schiffer 1991, Pietroski and Rey 1995).

More generally, Davidson's token-identity claim is that the predicates that come to form the vocabulary of the as-yet unknown strict-law science will be capable of being used to describe mental events.

So Barnes turns toward the strict regime of science and here is little comfort indeed.

Meat and poultry companies operate under the department's strict sanitation and science-based inspection systems.