The phrase "assumptions analytic" is not correct in standard written English.
It seems to be an incomplete or incorrect expression, possibly intended to refer to "analytic assumptions" or "assumptions in analysis."
Example: "In our research, we must clarify the analytic assumptions that underpin our methodology."
Alternatives: "analytic assumptions" or "assumptions for analysis."
By employing fully developed flow assumptions an analytic solution for steady 2D-channel flow is found.
The assumptions and analytic method in this section heavily rely on the previous works [3, 4].
This is a special kind of moral experience that strikes at many assumptions of analytic moral philosophy and its reliance on thought experiments.
Not only does Johnson attack a number of problematic core assumptions in analytic philosophy of mind and cognitive science, but he moves beyond them to offer an insightful theory of how we can still talk meaningfully about meaning.
Methods: We describe the assumptions and analytic decisions underlying models of mitigation co-benefits, examining their effects on modeling outputs, and consider tools for quantifying uncertainty.
Robustness refers to "the sensitivity of the overall conclusions to various limitations of the data, assumptions, and analytic approaches to data analysis" [ 8].
Both sets of authors point out that more guidance is needed to allay misunderstandings about the purpose, underlying philosophical assumptions and analytic concepts and processes of realist evaluation.
"Our assessments rely heavily on analytic assumptions and judgment rather than hard evidence," the report said.
The cases can serve to support discussion of both the analytic assumptions and methods underlying the views of the two sides in the Seattle rail transit imbroglio.
There are solutions to each of these problems that are highly consonant with the philosophical assumptions of the analytic tradition.
