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As Wittgenstein suggests, one can distinguish quite generally between picture-like number signs (henceforth: pictorial number signs), which straightforwardly schematize extension signs, and non-pictorial number signs, which are transformable into such schematic signs:

Some of this highly useful and informative account comes with a tendency to categorize and schematize. This may even involve occasional overstatements.

She looks for these models first in Lawrence's murky theoretical writings, such as Study of Thomas Hardy and Other Essays, where he struggles to schematize the flux of experience.

These are some of the questions you should be asking yourself as you schematize, rationalize, and optimize your supply chain with the Tri-Level View.

CMs are commonly used to schematize processes, such as photosynthesis in a biology class, and systems for knowledge domains, such as feudalism in a history class.

A noted literary scholar and avant-garde poet, Vayenas dramatizes very modern viewpoints, often using extreme irony or tongue-in-cheek black humor to show that technical features from the past may well be used to dress up or schematize contemporary or current ideas, attitudes or feelings, and themes.

If we can schematize the free exercise doctrine after Smith, it would look like this: For any secular value V, the state may rank V above any religious value R (so long as R is manifest in conduct and not merely belief or expression).

Le Blanc contends that the need to schematize human thought "has, in effect, put the onus on humans to think like computers, instead of forcing computers to think like humans" (1993, p.

There have also been well-known schematizations of the norms of practical rationality governing means - end reasoning.(7) Can we schematize specifically moral norms of practical reasoning?

Not to know but to schematize, to impose upon chaos as much regularity and form as our practical needs require.

More important, no matter how a person reacts to Jungian theory, he must acknowledge an unrelenting tendency in the Swiss psychologist to schematize. Again and again in Freud's productive career, his ideas about the unconscious and its significance changed because of the material presented him by his patients.

The carefully researched and readable essays not only synthesize and schematize earlier investigations but also push further into new arenas of investigation, notably the eucharistic theology found in the medieval jurists and several popular devotions and piety.

One is reminded of other attempts to schematize history, such as Arnold Toynbee's challenges and responses.

Other essays tend to simplify and schematize the works with which they deal: Mrs Gaskell's Ruth is packed by Audrey Jaffe into neat areas of experience - sympathy, identity, falling (morally) - in an argument which derives its coherence mainly from lexical facility.