Russell's logical atomism had a profound influence on analytic philosophy in the first half of the 20th century; indeed, it is arguable that the very name "analytic philosophy" derives from Russell's defense of the method of analysis.
A neurologist by training, Dr. Brenner applied to psychoanalysis a ruthless scientific intellect that helped clarify Freud's canon for working therapists and students and eventually led him to formulate a theory of motivation that has had a profound effect on analytic treatment.
Arguably his most profound influence on analytic philosophy has not been to give us particular philosophical doctrines, but to contribute to the basic shape, the basic orientation of an entire major subdiscipline of philosophy.
In particular, the selection of algorithm's parameters by the data scientist has a profound impact on analytics.
These were not profound wines meant to tax the analytic vocabulary and the bank account.
In arguing for this view with passion and acuity, Russell exerted a profound influence on the entire tradition of English-speaking analytic philosophy, bequeathing to it its characteristic style, method, and tone.
A pioneering visionary in the world of strategic program development, database analytics, and relationship-management marketing, Dorothy was known for her profound commitment to our School, to NYU, and to every person she touched.
In many cases, these events had a profound impact on insurance and reinsurance practices, expanding the use of models, analytics, and exposure-data quality analysis to understand the sources of risk and to model loss uncertainty.
Richard Wollheim, a philosopher who synthesized analytic philosophy, psychoanalysis and the study of painting to develop aesthetic insights that are considered among the most profound of the postwar era, died on Tuesday at his home in London.
