Examples of using Refutation in English and their translations into Japanese
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Proofs and Refutations.
Thus, my refutation of all socialist ethics is a purely cognitive one.
Scientific claims are always open to refutation.
Proofs and refutations, mathematics.
The doubt as to whether Jesus really existed is unfounded and not worth refutation.
Conjectures and refutations: The growth of scientific knowledge.
The doubt as to whether Jesus really existed is unfounded andnot worth refutation.
Conjectures and refutations: The Growth of Scientific Knowledge.
Jesus interpreted for the learned Greek teacher butinjected no teaching of his own in refutation of the Greek philosophy.
Karl Popper, Conjectures and Refutations: The Growth of Scientific Knowledge.
Refutation is usually difficult, if not impossible- especially when what people are saying is true.
Wittgenstein also provides a novel refutation of various forms of philosophical skepticism.
Refutation“At that time, we took utmost care. The selection mistake of the agency was bad, but it is not a big incident that hurts the value of ADA.
For three years he published a stream of letters in the Boston Patriot newspaper,presenting a long and almost line-by-line refutation of an 1800 pamphlet by Hamilton attacking his conduct and character.
The very best refutation of their false accusations was the Master's calm and majestic silence.
Science thrives on its falsifiability and I positively welcome the chance for myself andthe HSP community to learn from the refutation of ideas which seem to me to be reasonable on the basis of the evidence to hand at the time of writing.
When people read a refutation that conflicts with their beliefs, they seize on ambiguities to construct an alternative interpretation.
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And the most conclusive refutation of a sentence was to prove that it was contradicted by the Mishnah.
The drop in consumption coupled to the increase in unemployment that complaint rates ever higher, undermines the very idea of European Union and the single currency, thanks to the advance of the right-wing parties in France, and those populists, in Italy,who have put in their goals refutation of the monetary union and political.
We await confirmation or refutation by the organizers and- as always- the official site for Jamiroquai.
The refutation of strict determinism and of the possibility of absolute prediction freed the way for the study of variation and of chance phenomena, so important in biology.
Today, it is clear that fundamentalists and their supporters are completelyclosed off to even the most elaborate theological refutation of their views, even when produced by distinguished religious authorities. The first reflex of the fundamentalists is to withdraw from the mainstream, to build around themselves a shell that is impervious to any logic other than their own.
When people read a refutation that conflicts with their beliefs, they readily seize on any ambiguity to construct their own alternative interpretations.
In Novanglus Adams gave a point-by-point refutation of Leonard's essays, and then provided one of the most extensive and learned arguments made by the colonists against British imperial policy.