Sentence examples for that reductive from inspiring English sources
Models of explanatory reduction typically assume that reductive explanation is causal explanation, where a higher level feature is explained by the interaction of constituent parts.
Meyer knows that reductive explanations aren't sufficient, and he moves deftly from the panoramic to the microscopic — from sweeping views of a dying valley to the quiet ruminations of a mind behind bars.
Cave satirises that reductive strain of warped maleness with some glee and an undercurrent of comic disgust, but The Death of Bunny Munro is essentially a tragic tale; a novel that is by turns sick and funny, and sometimes both simultaneously, but that moves inexorably, determinedly, towards its terrible end.
And they again are of the kind that reductive causal explanation would systematically miss.
Van Riel (2014) suggests that reductive explanation is a cognate of mechanistic explanation.
Lewis's point is that reductive identities are always specific to a domain.
If this is the one point of "Ike and Dick" that seems reductive, that's because Frank has already assembled a panoply of additional reasons for those ambivalent tears.
In fact, it is this last sort of view that most reductive realists during the medieval period actually hold.
Abelard, for example, suggests that his reductive theory is a direct consequence of Aristotle's second definition of relations.
Therefore, we assume that the reductive matters generated during PANI decomposition procedure assists the transformation of MnO2 to Mn2O3.
