Sentence examples for to a reductive from inspiring English sources

Many philosophers criticized the idea of unified science by arguing that, when reduction is understood in Nagel's sense, the constitutive hierarchy does not correspond to a reductive hierarchy.

And yet, in my research on reducing gender bias and my work conducting training on general diversity and inclusion with fire departments, I find that, when evaluating fit and competence, firefighters tend to default to a reductive set of traits (physical strength evaluated through strict fitness tests, for example) that serve to maintain white men's dominance in the fire service.

But the quest for critical positivism for proof, through the images they loved, of these Hollywood directors' artistry led to a reductive and reduced conception of the cinema, one that has, in fact, at times afflicted their movie-making as well.

But the quest for critical positivism — for proof, through the images they loved, of these Hollywood directors' artistry — led to a reductive and reduced conception of the cinema, one that has, in fact, at times afflicted their movie-making as well.

Among popular transparent conducting oxide (TCO) materials, indium tin oxide (ITO) and aluminum-doped zinc oxide (AZO) are expected to be the most applicable for the TCO layer of solar cells due to their resistance to a reductive ambient and their transparency to infrared wavelengths.

As indicated in Table 4, maximal RCYs were obtained with 3 min of exposure of the reagents to a reductive environment.

(Reibstein 1955, Seidler 2015) Like Grotius, he contrasts "matters which the natural law disposes by direct precept or prohibition from those that reason has persuaded men to institute on account of sociality, or that may be undertaken by virtue of a license flowing directly from these institutions in which case they are said to have a reductive relation to the natural law".

In addition, reaction time did not exceed more than 5 min since this was sufficient to complete reaction of the material and the graphite added to the reaction system which was to perform a reductive decomposition of the starting material and to facilitate the evaporation of the products.

But looking from one to the other turns out to be a reductive exercise, rather than enhancing the values of each photograph.

This prompted us to use a reductive random selection step to make the data extraction phase manageable, whilst keeping the results representative of the targeted literature, and representative of current practices in terms of psychometric validation.

The in silico properties and the device we created to realize p1-pj formed a foundational analogue, the above archetype model, from which we intended to expand outward (up, down, and even sideways) to establish a reductive hierarchy of components that could be used to identify important systems biology principles.