Sentence examples for In explication, from inspiring English sources

In explication, we use minute-by-minute tracking of resource utilization, patient locations, and acuity-specific door-to-event statistics to identify causes of delays in ED throughput.

Mr. Stone describes key scenes from her childhood, as if to suggest the origins of her madness, but they feel contrived, called upon to explain too much: her schizy sense of unreality comes through much better in action than in explication.

"Nature," Emerson declared, in a self-conscious echo of the Romantic ideal, "is the incarnation of thought". He added, with thrilling opacity, that "The world is the mind precipitated". In explication of these mysteries, he argued that to experience the "wholeness" with nature for which we are naturally suited, we must be separate from the quotidian distractions imposed by society.

André Carus has recently argued that this is exactly what Carnap had in mind in "explication" (Carus 2007).

Retaining similarity is thus subservient to fruitfulness in explication, for at least three reasons.

X-phi has an especially valuable role to play in explication preparation (EP).

Second (against option (b)), in analogy to the traditional view, the concept of a law (albeit of a non-universal or ceteris paribus law) can be used in explications of notions such as explanation, causation etc.

There is ongoing debate in the philosophy of science concerning the merits of model selection in explications of the notion of simplicity, informativeness, and the like (see, for example, Sober 2004, Romeijn and van de Schoot 2008, Romeijn et al 2012, Sprenger 2013).

Concerning the criticism of the circular nature of the definition of analyticity, Carnap responded that it pertained primarily to the idea of analyticity in natural language whereas he was interested in "explications" as provided by the logic of science (or better, a logic of science, since there existed no unique logic of science for Carnap).

Lichtenstein painted Bedroom at Arles, not after The Artist's Room at Arles, but after a postcard of it, offering a tongue-in-cheek explication of how his painting "improved" Van Gogh's: "I've cleaned his room up a little bit for him; and he'll be very happy when he gets home from the hospital to see that I've straightened his shirts and bought some new furniture.

Unfortunately it cannot be adequately unpacked without an in-depth explication of Peirce's semiotics, which cannot be embarked upon here.