例句與造句

1. Receiving support from Ernest Nagel, logical empiricists were especially influential in the social sciences.
2. Until October 2013, I knew Fetzer solely as the preeminent authority on the master logical empiricist, Carl Hempel.
3. While many saw Lewis as kin to the logical empiricists, he was never truly comfortable in such company because he declined to divorce experience from cognition.
4. Hempel never embraced the term " logical positivism " as an accurate description of the Vienna Circle and Berlin Group, preferring to describe those philosophersand himselfas " logical empiricists ".
5. The semantic view is typically contrasted with the "'syntactic view of theories "'of the logical positivists and logical empiricists, especially Carl Gustav Hempel and Rudolf Carnap.
6. It's difficult to find logical empiricist in a sentence. 用logical empiricist造句挺難的
7. In the 20th century, as a formula to scientifically answer " Why ? " questions, logical empiricist Carl Hempel and Paul Oppenheim explicated the deductive-nomological model ( DN model ).
8. These two theory-based conceptions of the physical represent both horns of Hempel's dilemma ( named after the late philosopher of science and logical empiricist Carl Gustav Hempel ) : an argument against theory-based understandings of the physical.
9. Powerful and persuasive, Kuhn's book, unlike the vocabulary and symbols of logic's formal language, was written in natural language open to the layperson . and, as logical empiricists were extremely influential in the social sciences, ushered academia into postpositivism or postempiricism.
10. Logical empiricists indeed posed unity of science to network all special sciences and reduce their laws upong stating " boundary conditions " and supplying " bridge laws " within Carnap sought to formalize inductive logic in order to confirm universal laws through probability as " degree of confirmation ".
11. Starting in 1983, Salmon became interested in theory choice in science, and sought to resolve the enduring conflict between the logical empiricist view, whereby theories undergo a logical process of confirmation and comparison, as against the incommensurability, the inability of scientists to even effectively communicate and compare theories across differing paradigms.
12. He supports Finnish physicist Kari Enqvist s view, that emergence means'coarsening'and the losing of information relating to the description of reality ( examples : statistical thermodynamics, classical electrodynamics, thinking of an animal etc . ) Hartikainen is a modern logical empiricist and he recommends not using words " a priori truth " and saying " correct by definition " or " derivable from axioms " instead.
13. From the point of view of the logical empiricist, in fact, the question of the " true geometry " of spacetime does not arise, given that saving, e . g ., Euclidean geometry by introducing universal forces which cause rulers to contract in certain directions, or postulating that such forces are equal to zero, does not mean saving the Euclidean geometry of " actual " space, but only changing the definitions of the corresponding terms.