Sentence examples for paradox analysis from inspiring English sources
To check the randomness of the generated keys in an inter-WBAN communication, the 'Birthday Paradox' analysis is performed, i.e., if r keys are selected at random, what is the chance that no two keys will have the same value?
Besides, Yao and Chen [14] made a detailed paradox analysis about the logit, weibit and hybrid models (the hybrid model is just a simple weighted-sum model combining the logit and weibit models) and found that the paradox area of the hybrid model is a combination of the paradox areas of the logit and weibit models.
In his Essay on Philosophical Method (1933), for example, he criticizes Moorean philosophy, and develops his own response to what is essentially the paradox of analysis (concerning how an analysis can be both correct and informative), which he recognizes as having its root in Meno's paradox.
Thus, matching up a definiens with a definiendum could only be done if we already understood that the definiens specifies the meaning of the word that is being defined a variation of "the paradox of analysis", according to which we either already know the meaning of words (in which case analysis is unnecessary) or we do not (in which case it is impossible).
This is the paradox of analysis.
But in its general form what we have here is the paradox of analysis.
There is a great deal that might be said about the paradox of analysis.
Hempel, following Carnap (1950), had accordingly advanced a methodology that dealt with the paradox of analysis before "Two Dogmas".
To explain this apparent paradox, an analysis is made of the stance taken by a New Zealand company in response to a proposed marine protected area in the Ross Sea.
One said the argument's persuasiveness depends on the "paradox of analysis": that any definition of a concept will, if successful, appear uninformative.
The first leads straight to the Paradox of Analysis (see Langford 1942), whilst the second would exclude synthetic identities such as water is H2O.
