Sentence examples for equivalent descriptions from inspiring English sources

He no longer held with C.I. Lewis that there is at any time any sort of Kantian a priori but there is synonymy, there are equivalent descriptions, and the assertion of equivalence between equivalent descriptions is presumably a purely logical matter, hence analytic.

The idea that empirically indistinguishable hypotheses differ only verbally—"equivalent descriptions" in Reichenbach's terminology is already developed here.

The argument is not in accord with Reichenbach's own criterion for equivalent descriptions, but the conclusion is repeatedly emphasized.

It is only that, before quantum mechanics, the principle of equivalent descriptions precluded any need to pay attention to the Indeterminate value.

Either hypothesis may be adopted since they are empirically equivalent descriptions; their joint possibility is referred to as "the relativity of geometry".

We introduce a relevant new graph invariant, the "imperfection ratio" imp(G) of a graph G, present alternative equivalent descriptions, and show some basic properties.

We have the following equivalent description of continuous functions of ultrapolynomial growth of class ({M_p}).

In addition, "not this range" can be indicated using "!", so that an equivalent description to the above would be (.t:!-170,170 C=C.

An equivalent description is that the boundary of an n-dimensional disk is glued to a point, producing a CW complex.

To say 'translated' is to imply that dynamical systems tools provide an alternative (and equivalent) description of the dynamics.

The Fourier transform is an equivalent description of time-dependent data, and represents its decomposition into its frequency components.