Sentence examples for most perspicuous formulation from inspiring English sources

This isn't the way Löwenheim himself would have formulated the theorem, but it's the most perspicuous formulation for our purposes.

It is a question of the most perspicuous level of analysis at which to understand a complex phenomenon.

The most perspicuous example of a ministerial exception is the Catholic church's limitation of membership in the priesthood to males.

It will prove most perspicuous to hold two related but distinct claims as constitutive of fitting attitude accounts.

One of the most perspicuous criticisms of the semantic view is that it mislocates the place of models in the scientific edifice.

On this view, the most perspicuous way of regarding the individual substance is not as the composite of form and matter (though this is not wrong) but as the form individualized in the matter.

The Law can, and has been, expressed in various ways, but the simplest and most perspicuous for our purposes is probably the following: for any A, it is impossible for both A and ¬A to be true.

It has also been suggested that this offers a way of understanding the sense in which quantum objects may be regarded as vague (French and Krause 2003), although it has been questioned whether vagueness is the appropriate notion here (Darby 2010) and also whether quasi-set theory offers the most perspicuous way of capturing this sense (Smith 2008).

The Literary Gazette, for instance, thought that it "teaches us the elements of the entire circle of natural philosophy in the clearest and most perspicuous manner".

In our view, the most perspicuous explanation for the increased presence of CXCL13 in breast cancer is that CXCR5/CXCL13 interactions might function in a similar way as they do in lymphatic tissue.

Once again Leśniewski and his students sought after shorter and more perspicuous formulations, or ones consisting of a single axiom, though the latter tended to be neither short nor perspicuous.