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For us, a frame is a boundary, the border of a picture but not the picture; by analogy, a way of separating off a concept or a body of fact in order to think with it as a discreet whole.
Denialism "was developed as early as the 1960s by the tobacco industry, which realized that they could buy time by spreading doubt about the nascent body of fact that indicated that smoking was unhealthy," Chris said.
His argument is that a broad view of human behavior is "realist" only if it incorporates the vast body of fact and theory from the life sciences during the last 150 years.
The book is designed to convince teachers, physicians, and a wealth of other professionals about the value to their respective fields of reflecting upon their practice and organizing the vast amounts of raw data they encounter daily into a carefully documented body of fact that will be useful to other practitioners.
For real progress, the assemblage of a large and systematic body of fact will need to precede the spinning of webs of theory.
Green's book seems to come to a close here, as would have been fitting, with Murray being given `the last word': that the OED, while needing to be added to, continued and extended with time, will remain the `great body of fact upon which all future work will be built.
The viewpoint may be that women need not consider a career as necessary, even though no body of fact argues that such views are held by women with disabilities.
The core skills of communication, collaboration, creativity, problem-solving, team-work and flexibility will become more important than any fixed body of facts.
We look at the science on a wide range of nutrition and food safety topics, and we base our advice on the body of facts.
Juno orbiting the King of Planets is a watershed moment in the history of astronomy, brought about by a combination of human curiosity, intelligence and enterprise, a testimony to the unabashed zest of American science, that body of facts and theories first systematised by the Greeks, revitalised by the Renaissance and now revolutionised by America; so revolutionised that it has taken us, well, where no man has gone before.
Sobol says that his experience has been that dealing with individual episodes is based on the officers' discretion, and based on the body of facts presented to them upon their arrival to the scene.
The article was about science, and scientific theory is defined as "a well-substantiated explanation of some aspect of the natural world, based on a body of facts that have been repeatedly confirmed through observation and experimentation.
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