Sentence examples similar to tendencies view from inspiring English sources

But a more immediate possible line of objection to his argument is that Milne takes a feature of one theory of single-case chance the causal tendency view of Giere (1973), which requires that conditional chances be understood as the chance of the conditioned event, given that the conditioning event has occurred and applies it to theories which make no such assumption.

The didactic tendency views mythology as a litany of facts about history and geography.

Feminists have also been critical of tendencies to view nature in terms of sexualized dichotomies.

Proactive-aggressive tendencies to view aggression as an effective means to reach goals (Crick and Dodge 1996) seem to be in line with the selfish and hostile tendencies in disagreeable children (Graziano et al. 1996).

Previous research showed the existence of systematic tendencies in viewing behavior during scene exploration.

Note, however, that our data do hint at a weaker tendency to view objects as centered, which may reflect a natural tendency to view simple concentric stimuli as eyes or a more generic process of favoring symmetry.

"We sometimes have a tendency to view every landmark as an equally sacred object".

Western eyes have a tendency to view China as a dystopia, or full of 'eastern' mysticism.

Funding is always a challenge, and there's a tendency to view the organization as outdated.

He says people have a tendency to view an artist "like some sort of saviour".

Cornwall believes that there has been an unfortunate tendency to view empowerment as a "magical recipe".