(An analytical arc as groundbreaking as that is going to challenge common sense at a number of levels).
Milne: Go to an election on it because increasingly Australians are recognising how conned they were by the absolute tripe, superficial nonsense of 'axe the tax.' Just while this debate continues I want to put an analytical thought to readers for their consideration.
A study by Elson and colleagues last year showed that for one particular methodology, the modified Taylor Competitive Reaction Time task, if you take a typical data set and analyse it using one of twenty-eight different analytical variants that exist in the research literature, it is possible to find 'evidence' to support any hypothesis you so wish.
Qualities such as energy, enthusiasm, flair, imagination, analytical skills, intellectual curiosity and "a reluctance to accept things at face value", are also crucial, says Baker.
He believed himself to possess a set of basic analytical tools for operating upon a work of art.
We have an analytical piece from Slavoj Žižek that makes the point that they didn't join willingly.
Ill-prepared for government, deprived of David Laws' analytical brain and keen to co-operate, they do not – yet – have much to boast about in return for giving the Tories generous cover.
But the Mail & Guardian's online editor Chris Roper said the paper was exercising its "legitimate right to have an analytical opinion on the political situation".
Computer science is about quantitative and analytical skills, while philosophy focuses on flexible thinking, structuring logical arguments and communicating them.
At best, the measures of aggression that are used in such work are unstandardised; at worst, the field has been shown to be riddled with basic methodological and analytical flaws.
His command over detailed fact was, however, occasionally less sure than his analytical ability, as evidenced, for example, by his claim that Japan was an example of a liberal economy.
