Sentences with phrase «widely accepted views»

The report noted that although these temperature record reconstructions «are not the primary evidence for the widely accepted views that global warming is occurring, [and] that human activities are contributing, at least in part, to this warming,» they «are consistent with other evidence of global climate change and can be considered as additional supporting evidence.»

A widely accepted view of omnipotence, explained below, appears to be an uneasy mixture of ancient authoritarianism and classical liberalism.

Yet to accept this is to give the lie to a widely accepted view of human nature that most people accept implicitly, if not explicitly.

I'm sure thats a widely accepted view.

What links Borg's and Crossan's Jesus with the liberal Jesus of the first Quest is the absence of the futurist (apocalyptic) horizon of Jesus» message and mission, including the widely accepted view that he believed the coming kingdom was making itself effective proleptically in his work.

In investigating how this spike occurred, Narula pored through dozens of published studies and noticed a discrepancy between some experimental results and the widely accepted view of the interactions between two key players in the sporulation network, a protein called Spo0F and a kinase called KinA.

Writing in the June 2017 issue of Trends in Cognitive Sciences, Nunez takes on the conventional wisdom in the field right now — a widely accepted view in cognitive neuroscience, child psychology and animal cognition that there is a biologically evolved capacity for number and arithmetic that we share with other species.

Although the new findings do not contradict the widely accepted view that sleep apnea is a risk factor for heart disease that can lead to a heart attack, they do suggest that obstructive sleep apnea can provide some heart protection in the event of a heart attack, explained lead investigator Dr. Neomi Shah, associate director of the pulmonary sleep lab at Montefiore Medical Center in New York City.

The aim is for it to turn around Qoros sales, which have been poor so far because of a widely accepted view that its designs aren't bold enough.

For all the attention paid to Johns» work in recent years, there has been no attempt to challenge the widely accepted view that the artist is a hermetic formalist.

There is a widely accepted view of Jasper Johns's first exhibition that goes like this: with his «flags,» «targets,» «numerals» and «alphabets,» he integrated representation and abstraction, as well as made art about art (the flag, like a painting, is flat and two - dimensional), showing his peers a way to bypass Abstract Expressionism.

A major part of the present climate research would not be there without the «political reasons», i.e. the willingness of politically controlled organizations to fund such research much more than it would be funded in absence of the widely accepted view that AGW is a very serious and possibly the most important risk to humanity.

This widely accepted view ignored the fact that when the top 2 - 3 metres of permafrost degrades, much of the land is covered in water due to poor drainage.

Not exact matches

The service has an uphill battle in physical stores because it is not accepted everywhere and is not widely viewed as a significant upgrade over physical cards.

In other words, if we accept that there is value in having family representation on the board of directors of a family firm, then The Long View is no more lenient on family firms than BSCI is on widely - held issuers.

At least that is the most widely accepted scientific view.

It provides the foundation for the now widely accepted hypothesis that human development can be viewed in terms of biocultural evolution.

Challenging what he calls «the Guild» of «critical» Bible scholars, Finnis argues that the conventional view widely accepted today that the Gospel of Mark is of earlier date than the Gospels of Matthew and Luke is quite wrong, and that the evidence is clear that Mark comes third and last in time among the synoptic Gospels.

This general point of view concerning psychic needs of hungers is widely accepted by social scientists.

Their view, however, was not widely accepted.

Your views are not as widely accepted as you like to think, despite the many attempts yoou make to humiliate those that differ with you.

The worst of the worst are widely accepted and viewed as innocent until proven guilty until the conclusion of their court proceedings — police officers are often viewed as guilty and racist less than 24 hours after the event

Despite the fact that David Weprin only recently arrived in Albany, his decision to accept what is widely viewed as a shot at a short - time gig in D.C. is not surprisingly.

Cloning is sometimes viewed as dangerous or unethical, but many new technologies are initially perceived that way, then accepted and finally widely embraced — airplanes, for example, or in vitro fertilization.

A view widely accepted among addiction researchers is that drug abuse can cause the brain to form persistent, enduring associations between a drug and the environment in which it is purchased and consumed.

That second opinion was widely accepted and, since then, no scientist has questioned that view.

University of Louisville's Robinson takes a longer view and expects it will take another 20 or years or so, when baby boomers are in their 80s, for the robots to be widely accepted in seniors» homes.

The UNSW Science mathematicians also provide evidence that discounts the widely - accepted view that the tablet was simply a teacher's aid for checking students» solutions of quadratic problems.

«An expert on planetary impacts and global catastrophes, Boslough's work on airbursts challenged the conventional view of asteroid collision risk and is now widely accepted by the scientific community.

Coates argued that this view of the culture of our inner cities has become widely accepted even by progressives, who no longer pay much attention to other causes of poverty, such as racism.

(A widely - accepted view of the impact of technology.)

The strong thesis statement must show, for example, how your experience contradicts a widely - accepted view.

Computed tomography (CT) is becoming a widely accepted alternative to dental radiography in specialty and academic facilities.1, 2 CT allows 3 - dimensional reconstruction of the skull, viewing of finer detail than can be seen on radiographs, and isolation of areas or teeth of interest.1 CT is especially advantageous for evaluating intranasal structures, surrounding soft tissue structures, abscesses, and neoplasia.1

This exhibition challenges many of the widely accepted, homogeneous views of postwar American art history that began to surface in the early 1960s, coinciding with the expansion of the Vietnam War, the Civil Rights movement, and the rise of Minimalism and Pop Art.

Adam Pendleton is known for his investigations into uses of language and history, through works that reconfigure and shift text and image to challenge accounts recorded by widely accepted chronicles and as a means to present the images and voices of those whose views have gone largely under recognized.

And I could not help but notice a theme common to both works: the potential dangers involved in uncritically accepting a widely held consensus view.

Gail's work is different from that of other researchers in that she does not take widely - accepted views as a «given.»

At any given time in history, some views are widely accepted, some minority ones are tolerated, and others, vilified.

That view has become widely accepted among reporters and the public.

They explained why it was the unanimous view of the IPCC report's lead authors that no method of assigning probabilities to a 100 - year climate forecast was sufficiently widely accepted and documented to pass the review process.

The new target: Naomi Oreskes who last week found her research used as a foil by some lawmakers in the U.S. House of Representatives to try and discredit the widely - accepted and growing view that there is a broad scientific consensus on the evidence of human - caused global warming caused by rising carbon dioxide emissions.

Those who accepted the widely reported view that Mr. Ford had a «conflict» will no doubt be surprised when they get the news that a councillor speaking to his own penalty matter under Toronto's Code of Conduct was and is not only not a conflict, it's actually a councillor's right.

The view that is widely accepted today is the ethological theory of attachment.

Although its popularity is spreading, positive parenting is still not the most widely accepted parenting style in North America, where time - outs are are still viewed as a relatively harmless alternative to spanking.