Sentence examples for theoretical openness from inspiring English sources

Despite the emergence of measures that "close" the accommodation, the theoretical openness is the major difference from prisons, prisoner-of-war camps, or closed refugee camps.

But even in this new age of theoretical openness to sexuality in history, practice often falls far short.

Cilliers [ 5] proposes this theoretical ideal of openness to and respect for differences as an ethics of complexity.

Openness to the theoretical possibility of there being 11 dimensions and fundamental particles "as yet undiscovered" shows an intellectual humility strangely at odds with writing off the possibility of other dimensions of existence.

Other managers are giving less information to public investors, who are subject to state-disclosure rules.A second reason for more openness is so far theoretical rather than real: the possibility of regulatory action.

The theory is – remember, the coalition is still at the theoretical stage of governing – that transparency, openness and accountability are ways of winning back public trust in government, even though it will, Maude admits, "not be comfortable" for the governing elite.

The subsequent section reviews the theoretical and empirical literature on the relationship between openness and productivity.

Some analysts argue that the new openness is entirely in keeping with psychoanalysis' theoretical beginnings.

Openness with regard to the new phenomena, avoiding theoretical preconceptions but building insights out of data, enables the elaboration of meanings and the construction of realities in intrinsic case studies.

They are ripe for ridiculing because they are ridiculous in many cases, and the only reason they are advancing is because they plug in the conceptual and theoretical holes in their theories with buzzwords that have no meaning – "openness" or "the sharing economy" – what on earth is the sharing economy?

The personality traits of openness to experience [ 24], thinking introversion, response bias, altruism, autonomy, complexity, theoretical orientation [ 25] and disposition of concern for truth [ 26] are significantly correlated with critical thinking.