Sentence examples for systematic discussions from inspiring English sources
His debates with a theologian, Juan Ginés de Sepúlveda, and the writings of Francisco de Vitoria provide the first systematic discussions of the moral and legal problems of conquest and colonial rule.
Both systems may contribute to phylogenetic and systematic discussions.
What are difficult to find are systematic discussions by mathematicians of the notion of style.
For the physicians, a daily suggestion to validate an algorithm for adapting analgesia/sedation dosages on the basis of COMFORT scores was expected to lead to systematic discussions with the nurses on the PAD of the individual patient.
It is worth noticing that two of the first authors who presented systematic discussions of consequence in the 14th century, namely Ockham and Burley, are both in some way or another influenced by the Topics.
naturalized the Greek goddess Aphrodite by identifying both her and pleasure with his cosmic attractive force of Love, foreshadowing both medieval Christian theologians (§2.3.1; 2) and those recent writers who think of pleasure as a unitary attitude (§2.3.2) or stance (§2.3.3).[15] Plato and Aristotle offer the earliest surviving arguments and systematic discussions about the nature of pleasure.
Gibbs did not enter into a systematic discussion of this problem, but only discussed special cases of equilibrium ensembles (i.e. canonical, micro-canonical etc).
In this treatise he gave a systematic discussion of the solution of cubic equations by means of intersecting conic sections.
While Woolf can find space for Asterix and Carry on Cleo, there is no systematic discussion of Shakespeare's famous tragedy of 1599, Julius Caesar.
The rhythmic properties of plainchant have largely remained a matter of conjecture, for no systematic discussion of plainchant rhythm survives, and the notation used was noncommittal with respect to rhythm.
His well-known Treatise on the Theory and Practice of Midwifery, published in three volumes in 1752 64, contained the first systematic discussion on the safe use of obstetrical forceps, which have since saved countless lives.
