例句與造句

1. What are some useful fictions that have been created for calculational purposes similar to a center of mass / gravity?
2. Having shown how to do science without using numbers, Field proceeded to rehabilitate mathematics as a kind of useful fiction.
3. Although her birthdate is generally given as 1820, this may have been a useful fiction, as baptism records give the 1811 date.
4. It presents perception as a bare cognition, devoid of conceptualization and sees language as useful fictions created through a process of exclusion ( Apoha ).
5. He also notes that the theory implies that claims about the utility of holding doctrines and even the theory itself are no more than useful fictions.
6. It's difficult to find useful fiction in a sentence. 用useful fiction造句挺難的
7. This last category has led some to accuse the straight nonfiction list of being a " useful fiction, " designed to give publicity to books that would otherwise fail.
8. Subluxations, genes, gravity, the ego and life are all heuristic devices, " useful fictions " that are used to explain phenomenon that are far larger than our understanding.
9. You could say that energy and entropy are useful fictions, since you can't measure them directly-you have to infer them from other properties of an object or system.
10. Alfred Adler, the founder of Individual Psychology, was profoundly influenced by Vaihinger's theory of useful fictions, incorporating the idea of psychological fictions into his personality construct of a fictional final goal.
11. In the 1980s, Field started a project in the philosophy of mathematics discussing mathematical fictionalism, the doctrine that all mathematical statements are merely useful fictions, and shouldn't be taken to be literally true.
12. Jerome Bruner agreed with Gardner that the intelligences were " useful fictions, " and went on to state that " his approach is so far beyond the data-crunching of mental testers that it deserves to be cheered ."
13. He juxtaposes this with Bart's realization later in the episode that " life suddenly feels empty and incomplete " without a soul, which suggests " either that the soul is real or it is at least a useful fiction ".
14. The class itself is not to be regarded as a unitary object in its own right, it exists only as a kind of useful fiction : " We have avoided the decision as to whether a class of things has in any sense an existence as one object.
15. "' Ramified theory of types : function-orders and argument-types, predicative functions "': When Russell proclaimed " all " classes are useful fictions he solved the problem of the " unit " class, but the " overall " problem did not go away; rather, it arrived in a new form : " It will now be necessary to distinguish ( 1 ) terms, ( 2 ) classes, ( 3 ) classes of classes, and so on " ad infinitum "; we shall have to hold that no member of one set is a member of any other set, and that " x " ? " u " requires that " x " should be of a set of a degree lower by one than the set to which " u " belongs.