Sentence examples for definition and division from inspiring English sources
The rhetoricians offered rules for composition: how to elaborate a speech with ornamentation and, more important, how to organize a work through the dialectical skills of definition and division of the subject matter into analytical categories.
They appeal to concepts crucially in characterizing the methods of definition and division, which are central to Stoic dialectic.
The ICU doctors, who were in charge of the definition and division of the patients into the groups, were blinded to the results of the study tests.
Improve Your Chess Tactics – 700 Practical Lessons & Exercises by Yakov Neishtadt (New In Chess, £15.99) approaches the subject traditionally, with definitions and division of examples into well-known themes such as "deflection" and "pinning".
In addition, some works found only in manuscript include a treatise on consequences, another on obligations, one on future contingents, and a beginner's book of definitions and divisions in natural philosophy.
To study in detail the interplay between definition, causal demonstration and division in the biology is to see Aristotle working through just those problems which form the central question of Posterior Analytics II—how precisely are definition, causal demonstration and division related to one another in the quest for, and achievement of, scientific understanding?
Meta-analyses based on published data are difficult to interpret, as they are hampered by different definitions and different division of birth weight across studies.
Some examples highlighted by Aristotle are definitions, induction, consequences and division.
Scientific management also emphasized narrow job definitions and clear divisions of labour between jobs, thereby accommodating the low levels of education or skills expected of production workers.
§ 173.127 Class 5, Division 5.1 - Definition and assignment of packing groups.
The definitions of boundaries and divisions of the hippocampus and parahippocampal gyrus were performed according to the criteria described in a previous publication (Burgmans et al. 2009).
