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Meanings of positivistic in English
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positivista Spanish
positiva Of or relating to positivism.
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Examples for "positive"
Examples for "positive"
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Moreover, today's positive market effects demand further qualification beyond the health crisis.
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However, positive results from Commerzbank gave a lift to banks across Europe.
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However, the reports present a very positive picture, especially at primary level.
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However, analysts said it contained no new, positive developments for the industry.
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Important idea number 1: Matter is made of positive and negative charges.
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But it was really important to us to stay rooted in empiricism.
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Other forces besides the empiricism of Francis Bacon converged on this development.
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But if we adopt a universal empiricism, then mathematics will be included.
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Observation is perhaps more powerful an organon than either experiment or empiricism.
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Eakins invented American empiricism-his subject became failure and the recompenses of failure.
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The positivist belief in universal and rigid determinism, especially shown in Taine.
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They are bringing the wonder of the world back to the positivist.
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These positivist sentiments sound strange, particularly from the mouth of a Brâhman.
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The man was a leveller, a chartist, a positivist- adespiserof dignities!
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But let's rather return to our original problem, the positivist philosophy.
Usage of positivistic in English
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The result is what one may call the growth of naturalistic or positivistic feeling.
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Wolfgang found this argument too one-sided and much too positivistic.
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These positivistic research methods have made available answers.
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The positivistic stream of thought was not more in favour of a real evolution than was the Romantic school.
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On the basis of a positivistic and rather perfunctory metaphysic, they built a social ideal and a theory of art.
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Ritschl's positivistic view of the Scripture and of the whole question of revelation, was not congruous with his well-learned biblical criticism.
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Consequently these positivistic approaches to studying human events, unless one forced one's data crowbar style, always terminated with a kind of miscellaneous category.
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Many nurses acutely aware of the complexities, contradictions, and inconsistencies of their nursing worlds have struggled and used the positivistic method in research studies.
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Positivistic science aims at objectivity and its results are viewed as scientific facts.
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Positivistic science focuses on selected particulars.
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The result is what one may call the growth of naturalistic or positivistic feeling.
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Wolfgang found this argument too one-sided and much too positivistic.
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These positivistic research methods have made available answers.
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The positivistic stream of thought was not more in favour of a real evolution than was the Romantic school.
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On the basis of a positivistic and rather perfunctory metaphysic, they built a social ideal and a theory of art.
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Ritschl's positivistic view of the Scripture and of the whole question of revelation, was not congruous with his well-learned biblical criticism.
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