Sentence examples for theoretic position from inspiring English sources
Holding a moral error theoretic position does not imply any degree of tolerance for those actions we generally abhor on moral grounds.
We can both maintain the distinction between the error theoretic position and noncognitivism, and accommodate the Strawsonian complication, if the error theoretic position is defined as the view that the relevant sentences of the discourse in question are, though typically asserted, untrue.
This much allows one to get a fairly good intuitive grasp on the error theoretic position, though the details of how the stance should best be made precise are unresolved.
Structural properties of articles, including meta-data and network-theoretic position of people in the Wikipedia article link network. .
Structural properties of articles, including meta-data and network-theoretic position of people in the Wikipedia article link network.
Socially engaged thick description has been undertaken in regard to architecture (Awan et al. [2011]; Yaneva [2009]) using Actor-Network Theory, although they differentiate between a "pragmatist" approach that calls upon descriptive pre-theoretic positions from within architecture, and what they would call a "critical" approach that calls on resources from outside architecture (Yaneva [2009]).
See Fuchs 2014 for a radically Bayesian information-theoretic perspective.
In terms of the activity-theoretic model above, Position 2 is legitimized by the interpretative community who find the questions in Position1 worth asking, and the answers in Position 3 satisfying.
Position 19 was also identified as a polymorphic position in information-theoretic analyses by Korber et al. (1993).
In summary, we found that graph theoretic measures of a node's position on a network and system-level models of network connectivity could be used to derive novel population-genetic measures.
Thus, Lewis finds it to be a strength of his position that he is able to adopt the set theoretic definitions in §2.1.3.
