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workablenessの意味
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workablenessの意味や和訳。
【名詞】採掘できること
10 LIBROS DEL INGLÉS RELACIONADOS CON «WORKABLENESS»
Descubre el uso de
workableness en la siguiente selección bibliográfica. Libros relacionados con
workableness y pequeños extractos de los mismos para contextualizar su uso en la literatura.
1
Meaning and Action: A Critical History of Pragmatism
81 James later regretted the license which this loosely stated condition of
workableness seemed to permit. For almost any belief could be passed off as
true; one had only to believe that the results of believing were beneficial. An
obvious weak ...
Horace Standish Thayer, 1981
2
Abhidhamma Studies: Buddhist Explorations of Consciousness ...
The Atthasiilini says that the opposites of workableness are “all those remaining
hindrances that render consciousness and its concomitants unwieldy.” This may
refer particularly to sensual desire (ledmaeehana'a) and hate (oyiipiia'a).
3
Philosophy of Education: An Encyclopedia
James, in The Meaning of Truth, explicitly characterized pragmatists' talk of truth
as talk of the”workableness” of ideas. He held that workableness definitive of
truth is a matter of the”assimilation” and”verification” of ideas. In a similar vein, ...
4
Craft Techniques in Occupational Therapy
Explanation of abbreviations used below: HARDNESS WORKABLENESS
WARPING SPLITTING & GLUING 1 — Very soft E — Easy -:- Readily E — Easy 2
— Soft ME — Moderately easy — Not readily MD — More difficult 3 — Medium
MD ...
5
Craft Techniques in Occupational Therapy
Hardness Workableness Warping Splitting Gluing Grain E E E ME E MD ME MD
ME ME ME ME MD E E E ME ME ME Varies a. Grades of Wood. Lumber is
graded by the I 12-82 FM8-1. Explanation of abbreviations used below:
HARDNESS ...
United States. Dept. of the Army, 1980
6
The William James Reader
... as the fundamentum, of the truthrelation, it seemsthat thereisreally nothing in
the lineof fact about which we differ, and thatthe issue between usis solely asto
how far the notion of workableness or verifiability isan essentialpartof the notion
of ...
Nevertheless by its enunciation of the principle of " workableness" as the test of
truth it has either made its position ambiguous or committed the same mistake
which it sought to avoid. It is not definitely clear whether the pragmatists use the ...
Indian Philosophical Congress, 1925
8
Journal of the Patent Office Society
This new scientific evidence and the adverse British opinion resulted in the
following opinion : "Were workableness at some temperature of pure tungsten in
a coherent mass not a natural and inherent property of that element or mass, ...
9
Abhidhamma Studies: Researches in Buddhist Psychology
This is how the Mula-Tlka expresses it: "Workableness signifies that specific or
suitable degree of Pliancy or Softness (muduta-visittha, or anunlpa-muduta)
which makes the gold, that is, the mind, workable While the mind is in the flames
of ...
Nyanaponika (Thera), 1965
It is a world in which self-interest, workableness, success, provide the standards.
It is a world which is the victim of abstraction and ofmechanism, or at least, at
moments, feels itself to be. It can look back nostalgically upon the old world of ...
NOTICIAS EN LAS QUE SE INCLUYE EL TÉRMINO «WORKABLENESS»
Conoce de qué se habla en los medios de comunicación nacionales e internacionales y cómo se emplea el término
workableness en el contexto de las siguientes noticias.
A Minimum Wage for Writers? 'The Nation' (Almost) Proposed It In …
... the vitalizing and directing forces to which all this owes its efficiency and even its workableness—these are not the spontaneous gift of nature; nor can they be ... «The Nation., Jun 14»
