Sentence examples for analytic conception from inspiring English sources

Lagrange's lectures represented the most advanced development of the 18th-century analytic conception of the calculus.

Data were coded without essentially fitting them into a pre-existing researchers' analytic pre-conception.

One reason Kant may not have noticed the differences between his different characterizations of the analytic was that his conception of "logic" seems to have been confined to the Aristotelian syllogistic, and so didn't include the full resources of modern logic, where the differences between the two characterizations become more glaring (see MacFarlane 2002).

The notion of scientific reduction as used in contemporary analytic philosophy differs from conceptions of reduction according to which we learn about the instantiation of reduction-relations on a purely a priori basis from basic religious, metaphysical or epistemological principles.

The first appeals to chemical practice: Chemists engaged in synthetic and analytic activities rely on the structural conception of bonding.

Annotated Bibliography, §6.3 Moore is generally regarded as one of the founders of analytic philosophy, yet his own early conception of analysis is surprisingly traditional.

This supplement provides an account of the development of conceptions of analysis in analytic philosophy.

On this conception, logic is the study of analytic truth, consequence, consistency, and validity.

But it also draws on Aristotle's work, and most significantly of all, anticipates the interpretive conception of analysis of twentieth-century analytic philosophy.

Conception of study hypothesis, aims and analytic plans: MMM, JWM, JGL, NLH, LHH.

RN, conception of the study, developed the analytic plan, participated in acquisition and interpretation of data, performed statistical analysis, helped draft the manuscript.