Sentence examples for synthetic thought from inspiring English sources
He was a masterful synthesizer and master of the review essay or synthetic thought piece.
On the "genetic" conception of scientific knowledge, in particular, the a priori synthetic activity of thought — the activity Kant himself had called "productive synthesis" — is understood as a temporal and historical developmental process in which the object of science is gradually and successively constituted as a never completed "X" towards which the developmental process is converging.
Along this line of thought, synthetic migrastatin analogue was demonstrated to potently inhibit breast cancer metastasis to the lung by specifically targeting fascin (Chen et al, 2010).
The elastomers were at first thought of as synthetic substitutes for natural rubber.
If the intuitions promoted by the thought experiments are synthetic, what reason is there to trust them?
The Canberra strategy thus seems no different from the prescription that philosophy should start with the synthetic theories endorsed by everyday thought, and then look to our more fundamental theories of reality to see what, if anything, makes these everyday theories true.
In his Relativity Theory and Apriori Knowledge of 1920, Reichenbach had argued for a modified conception of Kant's synthetic apriori, which challenged Schlick's thought in a decisive way (Reichenbach 1920).
But while some may feel queasy at the thought of consuming bugs, the synthetic alternatives to this natural dye, such as Red #2 and Red #40, are made from petroleum products.
One school of thought asserts that abstraction should be enforced in synthetic designs to achieve scalability, predictability and robustness.
This thought is clearly not guaranteed by concepts alone, but by synthetic assumptions about the way the world works.
