Sentences with phrase «of adequacy»

No empirical test can decide the issue of the adequacy of Whitehead's basic theory of relativity.

This self deluded man, with delusions of grandeur, when he has not a prayer, in reality, even of delusions of adequacy, is psychiatrically unfit to manage, at all.

Unable to develop an apologetic that meets the tests of adequacy from cosmopolitan scholars, it enforces its doctrine by exclusion, by intensifying internal discipline or by coercion.

They need particular support from their spouses in order to maintain that minimal sense of adequacy which every person must have to be happy and cope with life.

The CJEU first examines the distribution of competence between the Commission and the DPAs when it comes to assessing the level of adequacy of the protection afforded by a third country.

• We support including the proposal presented by the Union of Concerned Scientists, most of which is included in H.R. 2454, pp. 684 - 699, to require periodic scientific reviews of the adequacy of greenhouse gas emissions reductions policy and actions to meet targeted goals in reducing the risk of climate change impacts.

Finally, the authors» analysis equates the validity of adequacy studies with a universal, one - size - fits - all answer to education funding.

And so the argument shifted, with some finality, to the ambiguous standard of adequacy.

And when your hero is sacked, by May at the latest, as he surely will be, perhaps we can hear no more delusions of adequacy from you and your also entirely and thankfully vanished «live in 1950» (when, as you know, we won the CUP), types.

No overall positive program impact emerged after two years of service in terms of the adequacy of well - child health care; maternal life skills, mental health, social support, or substance use; child development; the child's home learning environment or parent - child interaction; pediatric health care use for illness or injury; or child maltreatment (according to maternal reports and child protective services reports).

Some judges rely on purported measures of adequacy that are in fact an equity standard in disguise.

Children who learn to relate with peers in mutually satisfying ways, move into adolescence with feelings of adequacy within relationships.

Staring into the political abyss of adequacy litigation has apparently prompted some state courts to step back from the edge.

The successes of the adequacy movement in state courts thus are to be seen as stepping stones to the broader arena of national legislation and litigation.

Drawing on concepts of adequacy from another project in this theme, it will also investigate the degree to which workers» compensation alleviates financial insecurity.

The matter of adequacy will return to the courts.

-- An assessment of the adequacy of coverage of the proxy data sets, individually and as a whole.

Hartshorne's rationalist - sounding notion of apriority is, then, parallel to the notion of adequacy, which in the Whiteheadian scheme expresses the empirical side of philosophy.

If there is market resistance to a property because its improvements are not compatible with the neighborhood or with the requirements of the competitive market because of adequacy of plumbing, heating, or electrical services; design; quality; size; condition; or any other reason directly related to market demand, the appraiser must address the impact to the value and marketability of the subject property.

In an early work, Carl Hempel suggested «conditions of adequacy for any definition of confirmation.»

The test of its adequacy for university purposes is whether or not there is freedom enough to call into critical question the very nature and authority (magisterial as well as intellectual) of the university itself.

Sober evaluation of the adequacy of the insights being proffered soon pricks this explanatory bubble.

The trial judge had discarded adequacy studies (from both sides) as deeply flawed, but still relied on an ad hoc indicator of adequacy put forth by the plaintiffs.

as in the New York case, their arguments closely follow the reasoning of adequacy lawsuits from around the country.

Despite the assurances of adequacy advocates that courts now have the tools necessary for implementing effective reforms, there are reasons for skepticism.

The five school cases are part of the firm's analysis of the adequacy of Vermont's school funding system Using the Evidence - Based Method to Identify Adequate Spending Levels for Vermont Schools, which will be posted soon.

Among rural residents who sought professional help for mental health problems the overall perception of the adequacy of the service they received was low, especially among those with the highest levels of distress and greatest adversity (recent adverse life events).

Anything short of some adequacy of symbolization will mean that the self will be estranged from these feelings and, hence, to some extent, be estranged from God.

None of the finance and governance reforms «directly addresses the fundamental question of adequacy at the heart of plaintiffs» complaints,» he noted.

Whitehead ascribes the requirement of adequacy to the whole system of ideas, and Hartshorne speaks rather about a priori truths (or statements).

If Muslims are the best judges of the adequacy of this apology, the jury is still out.

But it is achieved at the expense of adequacy, preventing us from considering how the more indeterminate could influence present subjectivity.

For I am steadily less confident of the adequacy of the ways I have gone for the time in which we now are, and am quite certain that they will not do in the years ahead.

But that assertion would be a flat denial of the adequacy of Professor Dewey's definition.

In her review of the professional literature on alcoholism and marriage, Margaret Bailey concludes: «Most students of the problem have found in some or all of their cases this interactive pattern of the dependent, inadequate alcoholic male married to a dominating woman who is usually seen as maintaining a semblance of adequacy only at his expense.»

Toward the end of my college career, however, I became less persuaded of the adequacy of a purely secular view of the world, and more persuaded that perhaps the Christian version of reality was the true one.

As time passed, we became less convinced of the adequacy of the psychological explanations we had first offered.

The increased number of residents providing reassurance of adequacy is particularly important, because many mothers express concerns about low milk supply and consider early supplementation.

The subtle but important distinction between the two types of adequacy may explain some of the ambiguity surrounding the efficacy of hydration status markers.