例句與造句

1. Firstly, the causal structures identified with the explanandum phenomenon form the basis of objective explanations.
2. L n ", the phenomenon " E " as explanandum is a deductive consequence, thereby scientifically explained.
3. The research of Lamont and colleagues demonstrated the importance of considering various aspects of culture as explanans and explanandum in the social sciences as something more than a  residual category . 
4. In DN model, the stated phenomenon to be explained is the " explanandum "  which can be an event, theory whereas premises stated to explain it are the " explanans ".
5. PCS suggests that physicalist explanations " cannot feel satisfactory [ . . . ] since the concepts used in the physical explanation don't entail any applications of the phenomenal concepts in terms of which the explanandum is characterized ."
6. It's difficult to find explanandums in a sentence. 用explanandums造句挺難的
7. Dictionary production, as a project in lexicography, should not be confused with a mathematical or logical activity, where giving a definition for a word is similar to providing an explanans for an explanandum in a context where practitioners are expected to use a deductive system.
8. In Aristotelian philosophy, the word'cause'is also used to mean'explanation'or'answer to a why question', including Aristotle's material, formal, efficient, and final " causes "; then the " cause " is the explanans for the explanandum.
9. Brady ( 1982, 1985 ) introduced the term " explanandum " for empirical patterns and " explanans " for process theory, writing : " by making our explanation into the definition of the condition [ data ] to be explained, we express not scientific hypothesis but belief ".
10. The phenomenon to be explained is the " "'explanandum " "' an event, theory whereas the premises to explain it are " "'explanans " "', true or highly confirmed, containing at least one universal law, and entailing the explanandum.
11. The phenomenon to be explained is the " "'explanandum " "' an event, theory whereas the premises to explain it are " "'explanans " "', true or highly confirmed, containing at least one universal law, and entailing the explanandum.
12. Explanans must be true or highly confirmed, contain at least one law, and entail the explanandum . ( Differing from a merely true regularity for instance, " George always carries only $ 1 bills in his wallet "  a law suggests what " must " be true, and is consequent of a scientific theory's axiomatic structure .)
13. In contrast to cultural anthropology, culture and its continuity ( including narratives, rituals, and symbolic behavior associated with them ) have been traditionally seen more as the dependent'variable'( cf . " explanandum " ) by social anthropology, embedded in its historical and social context, including its diversity of positions and perspectives, ambiguities, conflicts, and contradictions of explanans " ).
14. Although Mandel's profit theory was enormously more complex than Grossman's profit theory, this complexity itself became problematic : there were so many interacting " semi-autonomous variables " in Mandel's theory, that observable empirical trends could be attributed to any number of interacting variables; this meant that no particular result " necessarily " followed from the theory, and that the explanans ( that which explains ) became confused with the explanandum ( that which has to be explained ).