Sentence examples for hence analytic from inspiring English sources
This essentially pragmatic, hence analytic and quantitative orientation of intelligence precludes its immediate access to the essentially qualitative nature of life.
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.
This view has led them to regard philosophy as consisting in large part in the "analysis" of the meanings of the relevant claims, words and concepts (hence "analytic" philosophy, although the term has long ceased to have any such specific commitment, and refers now more generally to philosophy done in the associated closely reasoned style).
Hence, the analytic multiplicity of μ is one.
Hence, an analytic investigation is presented on the effects of electrostatic potential in microchannels.
Hence, the analytic function represented the correct behaviour only at these frequency extremes and an error of upto 10% was observed for intermediate frequencies (Johnson et al., 1987).
Hence, the analytic expression of the asymptotic solution is proven to be applicable for estimating the measurement uncertainty limits of an unknown constant in stationary Gaussian noise for a desired measurement time and vice versa.
Hence, the analytic sample for the study consisted of 2,070 never-married adolescents aged 15 19 years 1,1955 males [57.7%] and 875 females [42.3%]).
(This claim assumes some version of Lewis' (1980) Principal Principle, and it is controversial whether or not this principle is analytic; hence the scare quotes).
Hence, (Psi z)) is analytic in ({z: l_{2}<operatorname{Im} z<l_{1}}) and (Psi z)) is a constant while (z=infty).
We note that the series defined by (1.3) converges absolutely for all z ∈ U and hence represents an analytic function in [[2], Chapter 14].
