Sentence examples for attempting to explicate the from inspiring English sources
Hempel (1945) took the lead in attempting to explicate the qualitative concept while Carnap (1950 , 1952 concentrated on the quantitative concept.
This contributed to the rise of subjectivism among those attempting to explicate the concept of confirmation in probabilistic terms, as reflected in the present status of subjective Bayesianism as 'orthodox' Bayesianism.
First, it attempts to explicate the level of concerns over CC.
Philosophers have attempted to explicate the meaning of ceteris paribus clauses in different ways.
The specific problem came when Gilbert's writings attempted to explicate the relationship between God and his "divinity", which led to his opponents claiming that Gilbert was attempting to create two Gods, rather than just one.
Before attempting to explicate and evaluate Quine's criterion of ontological commitment, it is important to specify more carefully the relata.
By 1945 Carnap also distinguished the two approaches described here, insisting that they were not competitors but were attempting to explicate two different concepts of probability.
On the other hand, the quantitative concept is employed in making numerical judgements about how much support a hypothesis derives from a given piece of evidence (e.g,. 'Hypothesis H is confirmed by evidence E to degree R').[19] Formal theories attempting to explicate each of these notions were developed.
However, Le Grand attempted to explicate further than did Descartes the nature of the mind-body union.
Even though complete self-understanding is not possible [ 23], we have attempted to explicate our self-understanding to give the reader an understanding of our influence on the research.
He apologizes for the obscurity of the concept, and attempts to explicate its role by means of a series of analogies: it is variously compared to a lump of gold (50a4 b5), a mother that together with a father produces offspring (50d2 4, 51a4 5), a plastic, impressionable stuff (50c2 6, e7 51a1), and an ointment that serves as a neutral base for various fragrances (50e5 8).
