Roger Parker, Two styles in 1830s London: "The form and order of a perspicuous unity" Sterne, Jonathan.
Its high speed was not a challenge but a courtesy; its structural intricacy not a dazzling pattern but a perspicuous design; its fleeting touch not of a feather but of a fine needle.
A perspicuous representation of these structures in the language of modern symbolic logic, so the formalists thought, would make clear the logically permissible inferences to and from such sentences and thereby establish the logical boundaries of the concept under study.
In cases of forced motion, movers are present in a perspicuous way.
Montague (1970) suggested a perspicuous way to capture the principle of compositionality formally.
Goldfarb has a good point, since Russell's logic is supposed to be a perspicuous representation of the way things are.
A perspicuous version of the two-dimensionalist case against materialism can be approached as a response to an initial materialist reaction to Table 3.
Typical examples could be a verification of Huffman's algorithm, a perspicuous proof of the fundamental theorem of algebra, or a novel axiomatization of a particular algebraic system that was discovered using automated methods.
The former created in 1951 an infinitary sequent calculus to present consistency proofs in a perspicuous way, the latter instead used a more traditional Gentzen-style calculus (see Takeuti 1987).
As such, it exemplifies the explanatory ideal of ecology: not only is there a predictively accurate quantitative model, but the mechanisms incorporated in the model have a perspicuous biological interpretation.
But, of course, for the foregoing strategy to work and thus for (ID) to be fully vindicated, a perspicuous account of the notion of "essence" would be required and that is a large task which cannot be undertaken here.
