As discussed in the above subsection, we precompute the analytic results for each indexed collection.
Some examples from analytic philosophy will be discussed in the fifth section below, on feminist criticism of analytic philosophy, and in the sixth section, on analytic feminists' responses to critiques.
Based on our analysis of video annotation and analytics tools discussed in the previous section and the conducted user interviews, we derived a set of functional requirements for a platform that can support networked and personalized VBL through collaborative video annotation and analytics, as summarized below: Support a clear organization of the video lectures.
The main stages and analytic methods involved in the process are discussed in the following sections.
Poincaré was widely cited and discussed in the heyday of the Logical Empiricists, though the meaning of his conventionalism is often distorted, for example, when Popper characterizes Poincaré's conventions as analytic judgments (Popper 2007: chap. VIII).
The most difficult part of the scheme discussed consists in the analytic construction of so many members of the parametrised iteration sequence (9.4) which is sufficient to establish the solvability of the periodic problem (see conditions (10.6), (10.7)) and achieve the required precision of approximation in (11.1).
What this classification leaves out is (6) the arguments that do start from true and primary premises but then fail to necessitate their conclusions; two of these, begging the question and non-cause are discussed in Prior Analytics (II, 16, 17).
Some suboptimal multicell linear precoding schemes have been discussed in [9], where analytic performance expressions for each scheme were derived considering nonfading scenario with random phases.
To address the concerns regarding model assumptions, parameter fitting, and the lack of intuitive insight into the inference algorithm, we now discuss in greater detail the analytic result that downstream tree length is the most important determinant of fitness of young nodes.
In this paper, we update the analysis restricting to a more homogenous and valid dataset (discussed in more detail below in the Analytic approach), and extend the analysis to illustrate how per person operational costs varied in aggregate by: (i) Temporal characteristics – to assess how costs have changed over time.
