Sentence examples for matter of analytic from inspiring English sources

That's because he thought that the adequacy of a definition itself is a matter of analytic truth and that what makes a truth a logical truth is that it is an analytic truth concerning certain symbols.

Again, it is not logical to treat this as a simple matter of analytic quality, because it is impossible for earlier studies to refer to later findings.

I said, "Hello, yourself," and with this we started a conversation, mostly on rather technical matters of analytic philosophy.

Sacks took 20 pills and then had a delightful conversation with a spider in his kitchen "mostly on rather technical matters of analytic philosophy".

Thus, it became feasible to study analytic functions via power series, a program attempted by the Italian French mathematician Joseph-Louis Lagrange for real functions in the 18th century but first carried out successfully by the German mathematician Karl Weierstrass in the 19th century, after the appropriate subject matter of complex analytic functions had been discovered.

Their existence was once again (at best) a synthetic a priori matter, rather than one of analytic necessity and certainty.

A similar picture of logic takes consequence to be a matter of what is analytically true, and it is not an analytic truth that water is H2O.

As a matter of fact, nowadays Big Data analytics are generally considered an asset for making business decisions.

Concept, in the Analytic school of philosophy, the subject matter of philosophy, which philosophers of the Analytic school hold to be concerned with the salient features of the language in which people speak of concepts at issue.

However, the accuracy and reliability of geocoded results have always been a matter of concern among the geospatial analytics community [4, 7 10].

But while Mr. Plantinga may favor the highly abstruse style of analytic philosophy, to him the truth of the matter is crystal clear.