Sentence examples for categorical form from inspiring English sources

Allowing for the change in terminology over the centuries, Butler's description can be read as a verbal explication of the categorical form of the Bayesian argument.

For example, generated from the categorical form of judgment by the addition of such content is the category of substance, and generated from the hypothetical form of judgment in this way is the category of cause.

For instance, by its categorical form, the judgment 'the boat is moving' can constitute the relation of my representations of a boat and of motion to an objectively existing boat in motion, and as a result this judgment can be true or false.

To see the difference between the two approaches, consider the sentence A term logician would have regarded \(\refp{moby}\) as composed of a subject term ("boat") and a predicate term ("thing smaller than Moby Dick") joined together in a universal affirmative categorical form.

Since WBC and potassium levels had non-linear relationship with one-year mortality, those variables were included in a categorical form (three groups): below low limit of normal, normal (reference group) and above upper limit of normal.

Diet quality is displayed in continuous and categorical form.

The larger question, then, may be whether the flaws in the system pointed out by a finite number of DNA-based exonerations will cause judges and prosecutors to listen sympathetically to claims of innocence based on less categorical forms of evidence.

Other covariates are also measured in categorical forms.

Linear, nonlinear, and categorical forms of continuous variables were considered.

The relationships of the covariates in their continuous and categorical forms were first visually examined against PfPR2-10 data using scatter and box plots.

We have controlled for additional variables, both individual maternal characteristics and contextual SES variables, and assessed multiple pollutants, using both linear and categorical forms of exposure.