Second, while Du Châtelet accepts the systematic interconnection of the created world as a feature of it, and as a sort of heuristic in our scientific practice, she puts strict limits on the scientist's appeal to a systematic account of phenomena, especially in light of falsifying experience.
Their only legitimate though indispensable theoretical use is to regulate the understanding's cognition of objects: reason sets down the conditions under which the understanding's activity will have achieved its ideal completion in the systematic interconnection of its cognitions, i.e., in an ultimate science.
As such, reason's postulations serve to provide an orienting point towards which our explanations strive, and in accordance with which our theories progressively achieve systematic interconnection and unity.
Hempel, for instance, had argued that the notion of the reference of theoretical terms is "unnecessary" because it "can be eliminated, by means of Feigl's own criterion of factual reference" (Hempel 1950b, p. 173), namely the systematic interconnections between theoretical statements on the one hand and observations sentences on the other.
Getting a grip on the complexity of interconnection requires a systematic proceeding in the design and layout of vehicle-dynamics control functions.
The levels, the sub-models on each level and their interconnections are developed and described following a systematic modelling procedure.
Under a decentralized structure, the proposed approach provides a systematic design framework using H∞ robust approach in the presence of interconnection in the structure.
We selected this conceptual framework because it enables analysis of the interactions and interconnections between various factors influencing the integration process, thereby "allowing a systematic and holistic analysis of adoption and diffusion of health interventions in general" [ 22], p106.
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