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Meanings of naturalistic in anglès

Representing what is real; not abstract or ideal.

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Usage of naturalistic in anglès
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These findings are highlighted by the naturalistic approach adopted in this trial.
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The drawing was plainly David's work, rendered in his free-flowing naturalistic hand.
Alien: Covenant
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Method: The naturalistic study was conducted in three psychiatric hospitals in Brazil.
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Hence the impossibility of the naturalistic theory as an explanation of life.
Rudolph Eucken : a philosophy of life
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Aristotle goes even farther, if anything, in the direction of naturalistic studies.
Democracy and Education: An Introduction to the Philosophy of Ed...
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For Solomon's epistemology is purely naturalistic, and nature is only God's back.
Three philosophies of life
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Pragmatic, or naturalistic, clinical trials may be more suited to understanding cost-effectiveness.
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We can adopt rationally defended naturalistic worldviews, reductionistic worldviews, or theological worldviews.
Is Human Nature Obsolete?
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The colours were not naturalistic, but they were evocative and compelling, hypnotic.
Perdido Street Station
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Why do not the writers of naturalistic novels study Salvation Army Shelters?
Regeneration / Being an Account of the Social Work of The Salvat...
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However, these benefits remain to be proved in clinical trials and naturalistic studies.
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It is seen in its dogmatic and most naturalistic form in so-called Neo-Impressionism.
Concerning the Spiritual in Art
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Which was a very naturalistic dining room, kitchen area of a boarding house.
The new yorker
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Design and setting: A retrospective study conducted in a naturalistic setting.
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Less is known about what triggers hippocampal activity during more naturalistic, continuous experience.
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Cocaine users escalate unit doses and frequency of self-administration events in naturalistic settings.
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