Instead, wrongly associating the idea that meaning is use with positivism, Feyerabend proferred what he called a "contextual" theory of meaning, which identified the meaning of a term or statement with whatever role it plays in theoretical contexts.
The roots of this view clearly lie in his contextual theory of meaning, according to which meaning is conferred on terms by virtue of their participation in theoretical contexts.
Further reflections on it, in different theoretical contexts, had extraordinary consequences for 20th-century theories of space and time.
In purely theoretical contexts this notion "may prove to be insufficient, obstructive, and untenable" (Mach 1886, 23).
Despite this approach, the idea that low-level details of actions may relate richly to longer timescale processes has been explored in other theoretical contexts, prominent among them the computational framework of ACT-R [31].
In the final section of the review, we embed these results in currently available theoretical contexts.
PhDs' contribution lies in the fact that they can set the problem in a theoretical context and frame it in a way that it contributes to the advancement of knowledge.
This research aims to define smart energy city development not only in a theoretical context, but also in terms of practical solutions.
In fact, however, the Meditations pursues, in a theoretical context, an inquiry that is closely related to ethics: the proper disposition of the will.
H would also equal 0 in the theoretical context that the number of items in a category of economic commodity, <img src="http://journals.plos.org/plosone/article/asset?id=info?doi/10.1371/journal.pone.0010613.e324.PNG" class= inline-graphic"/>, was decreased to 1, so that the individual could not, by definition, have any ambiguity of choice (Pattern 4, Supporting Information File S1 Section II).
While AR models are often presented in a theoretical context, the examples reported here are provided in the context of a typical multichannel recording of action potentials (spikes) from a neural process either in vivo, or in vitro.
