例句與造句

1. Though he lectured in England in 1932 under the sponsorship of Karl Pearson ( another committed operationalist ) his ideas attracted little enthusiasm within the English statistical tradition.
2. A committed operationalist would respond that speculation about the thing in itself, or noumenon, should be resisted as " meaningless, " and would comment only on phenomena using operationally defined terms and tables of operationally defined measurements.
3. The Intuitionist movement, while sharing with Mayberry a rejection of a Platonist understanding of the meaning of mathematics, resorted to an operationalist understanding of the subject, driving an acceptance of indefinitely protracted iterative processes to the very heart of their thinking.
4. Einstein's disagreement with the operationalist approach was criticized by Bridgman as follows : " Einstein did not carry over into his general relativity theory the lessons and insights he himself has taught us in his special theory . " ( p . 335 ).
5. Furthermore, the increase in population movements and a surge in travel to world conferences ( i . e . 1992 Rio Earth Summit, 1995 Beijing UN Conference on Women ) has helped the operationalist relations between NGOs, further solidifying transnational networks of communication and thus, influence.
6. It's difficult to find operationalist in a sentence. 用operationalist造句挺難的
7. Thus in psychology, as in economics, the initial, quite radical operationalist ideas eventually came to serve as little more than a'reassurance fetish'( Koch 1992, 275 ) for mainstream methodological practice . " According to Tadafumi Kato, since the era of Kraepelin, psychiatrists have been trying to differentiate mental disorders by using clinical interviews.
8. One critic states of psychologists that " Instead of replacing'metaphysical'terms such as'desire'and'purpose', they used it to legitimize them by giving them operational definitions & the initial, quite radical operationalist ideas eventually came to serve as little more than a'reassurance fetish'( Koch 1992 ) for mainstream methodological practice ."