Sentence examples for both in the analytic from inspiring English sources

Degani-Raz, as this is largely the stated purpose of her previously mentioned article, provides a wonderful and extremely in-depth history, though creating a somewhat different lineage, of the study of reference (both in the analytic and semiotic traditions).

First we describe propagation of singularities at such a hyperbolic fixed point, both in the analytic and in the C∞ category.

The anthropological study of gender very quickly placed in question both the analytic viability of kinship as a field of study and its centrality within the discipline.

Though not really addressing reference in relation to specifically theatrical names, Degani-Raz (2003), 20 years later, connects the study of reference (in both the analytic tradition and semiotics) to her thesis that theatre refers to a "possible world".

Sections 2 6 discuss eigenvalue perturbation theory in both the analytic (where many of his results were rediscoveries of results of Rellich and Sz-Nagy) and asymptotic (where he was the pioneer).

Ironically, the identification of empathy and understanding and the associated claim that empathy is the sole and unique method of the human sciences also facilitated the decline of the empathy concept and its almost utter disregard by philosophers of the human and social sciences later on, in both the analytic and continental/hermeneutic traditions of philosophy.

In the analytic statistics, both univariate and multivariate analyses were made; in the binomial analysis, explanatory variables having a p value less than or equal to 0.02, variables having association in crude odds ratio, and variables showing associations in published literature were taken to multinomial analysis.

Throats and hearts are clutched in the analytic community (the football-analytic community).

Libavius pioneered in the analytic approach to chemistry.

Hannu Kautiainen participated in the analytic framework for the study.

Field notes were transcribed and included in the analytic process.