Sentence examples for way of inquiry from inspiring English sources

The third way of inquiry can never lead to this, and thus it is not presented by the goddess as a path of inquiry for understanding.

Clearly, the goddess' account of "true reality" proceeds along the first way of inquiry introduced in fragment 2. Some have thought the cosmology proceeds along the second way of inquiry introduced at fr. 2.5, on the ground that the two ways introduced in fragment 2 appear to be presented as the only conceivable ways of inquiry.

6.7 8a), involves an intermingling of being and not-being altogether different from what one sees in the way of inquiry earlier specified as "that [it] is not and that [it] must not be" (fr. 2.5).

She in fact appears to be indicating that her harsh criticism of the inapprehension of ordinary humans, resulting from their exclusive reliance on the senses, has been designed to keep Parmenides firmly planted on the first way of inquiry.

By means of the integration of course components and students' weekly responses, an understanding of the region is developed by way of inquiry into and rigorous engagement with cultural production.

For this reason, one his most important dicta, which he called his first principle of reason, is "Do not block the way of inquiry!" For Peirce, as we saw, the scientific method involves three phases or stages: abduction (making conjectures or creating hypotheses), deduction (inferring what should be the case if the hypotheses are the case), and induction (the testing of hypotheses).

Newton's New Way of Inquiry W. Harper, G. Smith.

The first couple of weeks are easy: we crack the top 10,000 in no time, but I don't expect much in the way of inquiries quite yet.

Parmenides' goddess in fact has good reason to distinguish the two ways of inquiry presented in fragment 2 from the way subsequently presented in fragment 6.

They have nonetheless failed to take proper account of the modal distinctions that define Parmenides' presentation of the ways of inquiry.

In the crucial fragment 2, the goddess says she will describe for Parmenides "which ways of inquiry alone there are for understanding" (fr. 2.2).