But we would then be explicating the notion of a logical constant in terms of an obscure primitive notion of logical necessity which we could not, on pain of circularity, explicate by reference to logical constants.
A 'good' scientific theory, Popper thus argued, has a higher level of verisimilitude than its rivals, and he explicated this concept by reference to the logical consequences of theories.
e) Explicating assessment framing: By reference to the TAMI project in the TA domain (Decker and Ladikas 2004) explicit situation analysis and framing of assessments have been argued to be essential to an integrated assessment design.
Dummett argues that the meanings of statements must be explicated not in terms of potentially evidence-transcendent truth-conditions but by reference to conditions such as those under which a statement counts as proved or justified which can be recognized to obtain whenever they do.
Thus, according to Dummett, the meanings of sentences must be explicated not in terms of potentially evidence-transcendent truth-conditions but by reference to conditions such as those under which a statement counts as correctly asserted that can be recognized to obtain whenever they do.
Like desire-based reasons theorists and unlike nonreductive realists, expressivists thus seek to render (justifying) reason talk intelligible by explicating it with reference to desires and other motivating states to which explanation by reference to someone's reasons appeals.
Second, some contend that the idea of moral responsibility, properly explicated, involves reference to forms of blame alone (see e.g., Wallace 1994: 12). 2. For further discussion of various kinds of responsibility, see Hart 1968: ch.
The extraction mechanism was explicated by microscopic study to recognize the effect of ionic liquid and ultrasound.
Moreover, the ability to judge political group membership from faces is explicated by perceivers' reliance on stereotypes to make their decisions.
We concurrently coded the transcripts by drawing upon constant comparative methods, whereby emerging sub-categories were recorded and explicated by means of constant comparison to the data [ 45, 46].
