Definition of analytic in English:

analytic

adjective anəˈlɪtɪkˌænəˈlɪdɪk

1
another term for analytical
Example sentencesExamples
- Many search-engine sites offer free analytic tools of their own.
- Future analytic events will further investigate other issues and conceivably merit additional changes to the IBCT design.
- These include cluster analytic investigations carried out in Florida, The Netherlands, and Finland.
- As an example of the former, Wiseman applies his wonderfully analytic mind to question specific prior efforts to criticize the conclusions of the Feilding Report.
- Smith's interest in analytic anthropology, however, melded with his ingrained faith in metaphysics.
- To examine and simplify interpretation of correlational matrices, investigators commonly use factor analytic procedures.
- Newbigin looked at the West with a missionary's eye and asked a missionary's analytic questions.
- The prospect of a second war on Iraq raises a large number of questions, analytic and political.
- Through this analytic process the investigators were able to obtain a rich account of each event category and how each contributed to the respondents' perception of clinical confidence.
- One benefit from these groups is the opportunity to formulate, through talk, one's research questions and analytic strategies.
- And on some crucial questions Allen suffers from analytic myopia.
- The analytic tendency investigates works from the past in order to find possibilities that often exceed those their authors had anticipated.
- Participant responses to questions regarding their analytic and reporting practices are shown in Table 2.
- Participants provided information about their specimen collection, processing, and analytic practices in a questionnaire.
- Donald Worster, on the other hand, provides an analytic reinterpretation of explorer John Wesley Powell as a neglected visionary.
- In a sense it therefore freezes the ‘I’ of analytic investigation.
- To address these analytic questions, arithmetic means, medians, and modes were computed for each rated question to determine relationships and effects.
- However, mathematicians began to demand more rigour with the growing interest in analytic investigation.
- An exploratory data analytic approach was adopted with 14-17 independent variables selected for each analysis.
- A dimensionless form of the analytic model permits exploration of the parameters that control rolling.
1. 1.1Logic True by virtue of the meaning of the words or concepts used to express it, so that its denial would be a self-contradiction.
  Compare with synthetic
  Example sentencesExamples
  Contemporary philosophers recognize the possibility that sentences that express identities might be synthetic as opposed to analytic or true by definition.
  It is supposedly a hallmark of analytic truths that their denials are self-contradictory.
  This, however, is incorrect: it depends on the assumption that the truths of logic are analytic, which Quine rejects.
  The meaning of theoretical terms is not defined by analytic statements which are true by convention.
  For example, all bachelors are unmarried is analytic if the concept of being unmarried is contained in the concept of bachelor.
  Synonyms
  detached, impersonal, dispassionate, objective, uninvolved, distant, remote, aloof, removed, cold, indifferent, neutral, unsympathetic, unfeeling, unemotional, non-emotional, unsentimental
2. 1.2Linguistics (of a language, e.g. Chinese and English) tending not to alter the form of its words but to use word order to express grammatical structure.
  Contrasted with synthetic and agglutinative
  Example sentencesExamples
  A later view, endorsed by Otto Jespersen, held that a fairly analytic language such as English represented the best and most evolved type of structure.
  Donnellan's reason for thinking it indeterminate is that our present use of such an analytic sentence, while correct now, should not be expected to hold for all hypothetical cases.
  So, the elaboration and use of the relatively more restricted lexical vocabulary consisting more of root words than derived ones (and more compounds than affixed words among derived ones) is only natural for analytic language speakers.
  Synonyms
  orderly, well ordered, well organized, well thought out, planned, well planned, efficient, businesslike, coherent, systematic, scientific, structured, logical, formal, regular, well regulated, disciplined

Origin

Early 17th century: via Latin from Greek analutikos, from analuein 'unloose'.

Rhymes

anchoritic, anthracitic, arthritic, bauxitic, calcitic, catalytic, critic, cryptanalytic, Cushitic, dendritic, diacritic, dioritic, dolomitic, enclitic, eremitic, hermitic, lignitic, mephitic, paralytic, parasitic, psychoanalytic, pyritic, Sanskritic, saprophytic, Semitic, sybaritic, syenitic, syphilitic, troglodytic

Definition of analytic in US English:

analytic

adjectiveˌanəˈlidikˌænəˈlɪdɪk

1
another term for analytical
Example sentencesExamples
- A dimensionless form of the analytic model permits exploration of the parameters that control rolling.
- An exploratory data analytic approach was adopted with 14-17 independent variables selected for each analysis.
- The prospect of a second war on Iraq raises a large number of questions, analytic and political.
- These include cluster analytic investigations carried out in Florida, The Netherlands, and Finland.
- Through this analytic process the investigators were able to obtain a rich account of each event category and how each contributed to the respondents' perception of clinical confidence.
- However, mathematicians began to demand more rigour with the growing interest in analytic investigation.
- Future analytic events will further investigate other issues and conceivably merit additional changes to the IBCT design.
- Many search-engine sites offer free analytic tools of their own.
- And on some crucial questions Allen suffers from analytic myopia.
- Participant responses to questions regarding their analytic and reporting practices are shown in Table 2.
- To examine and simplify interpretation of correlational matrices, investigators commonly use factor analytic procedures.
- To address these analytic questions, arithmetic means, medians, and modes were computed for each rated question to determine relationships and effects.
- Smith's interest in analytic anthropology, however, melded with his ingrained faith in metaphysics.
- As an example of the former, Wiseman applies his wonderfully analytic mind to question specific prior efforts to criticize the conclusions of the Feilding Report.
- One benefit from these groups is the opportunity to formulate, through talk, one's research questions and analytic strategies.
- The analytic tendency investigates works from the past in order to find possibilities that often exceed those their authors had anticipated.
- Participants provided information about their specimen collection, processing, and analytic practices in a questionnaire.
- In a sense it therefore freezes the ‘I’ of analytic investigation.
- Donald Worster, on the other hand, provides an analytic reinterpretation of explorer John Wesley Powell as a neglected visionary.
- Newbigin looked at the West with a missionary's eye and asked a missionary's analytic questions.
1. 1.1Logic True by virtue of the meaning of the words or concepts used to express it, so that its denial would be a self-contradiction.
  Compare with synthetic
  Example sentencesExamples
  This, however, is incorrect: it depends on the assumption that the truths of logic are analytic, which Quine rejects.
  Contemporary philosophers recognize the possibility that sentences that express identities might be synthetic as opposed to analytic or true by definition.
  The meaning of theoretical terms is not defined by analytic statements which are true by convention.
  It is supposedly a hallmark of analytic truths that their denials are self-contradictory.
  For example, all bachelors are unmarried is analytic if the concept of being unmarried is contained in the concept of bachelor.
  Synonyms
  detached, impersonal, dispassionate, objective, uninvolved, distant, remote, aloof, removed, cold, indifferent, neutral, unsympathetic, unfeeling, unemotional, non-emotional, unsentimental
2. 1.2Linguistics (of a language) tending not to alter the form of its words and to use word order rather than inflection or agglutination to express grammatical structure.
  Often contrasted with synthetic
  Example sentencesExamples
  So, the elaboration and use of the relatively more restricted lexical vocabulary consisting more of root words than derived ones (and more compounds than affixed words among derived ones) is only natural for analytic language speakers.
  Donnellan's reason for thinking it indeterminate is that our present use of such an analytic sentence, while correct now, should not be expected to hold for all hypothetical cases.
  A later view, endorsed by Otto Jespersen, held that a fairly analytic language such as English represented the best and most evolved type of structure.
  Synonyms
  orderly, well ordered, well organized, well thought out, planned, well planned, efficient, businesslike, coherent, systematic, scientific, structured, logical, formal, regular, well regulated, disciplined

Origin

Early 17th century: via Latin from Greek analutikos, from analuein ‘unloose’.

单词	analytic
释义	Definition of analytic in English: analytic adjective anəˈlɪtɪkˌænəˈlɪdɪk 1 another term for analytical Example sentencesExamples Many search-engine sites offer free analytic tools of their own. Future analytic events will further investigate other issues and conceivably merit additional changes to the IBCT design. These include cluster analytic investigations carried out in Florida, The Netherlands, and Finland. As an example of the former, Wiseman applies his wonderfully analytic mind to question specific prior efforts to criticize the conclusions of the Feilding Report. Smith's interest in analytic anthropology, however, melded with his ingrained faith in metaphysics. To examine and simplify interpretation of correlational matrices, investigators commonly use factor analytic procedures. Newbigin looked at the West with a missionary's eye and asked a missionary's analytic questions. The prospect of a second war on Iraq raises a large number of questions, analytic and political. Through this analytic process the investigators were able to obtain a rich account of each event category and how each contributed to the respondents' perception of clinical confidence. One benefit from these groups is the opportunity to formulate, through talk, one's research questions and analytic strategies. And on some crucial questions Allen suffers from analytic myopia. The analytic tendency investigates works from the past in order to find possibilities that often exceed those their authors had anticipated. Participant responses to questions regarding their analytic and reporting practices are shown in Table 2. Participants provided information about their specimen collection, processing, and analytic practices in a questionnaire. Donald Worster, on the other hand, provides an analytic reinterpretation of explorer John Wesley Powell as a neglected visionary. In a sense it therefore freezes the ‘I’ of analytic investigation. To address these analytic questions, arithmetic means, medians, and modes were computed for each rated question to determine relationships and effects. However, mathematicians began to demand more rigour with the growing interest in analytic investigation. An exploratory data analytic approach was adopted with 14-17 independent variables selected for each analysis. A dimensionless form of the analytic model permits exploration of the parameters that control rolling. 1.1Logic True by virtue of the meaning of the words or concepts used to express it, so that its denial would be a self-contradiction. Compare with synthetic Example sentencesExamples Contemporary philosophers recognize the possibility that sentences that express identities might be synthetic as opposed to analytic or true by definition. It is supposedly a hallmark of analytic truths that their denials are self-contradictory. This, however, is incorrect: it depends on the assumption that the truths of logic are analytic, which Quine rejects. The meaning of theoretical terms is not defined by analytic statements which are true by convention. For example, all bachelors are unmarried is analytic if the concept of being unmarried is contained in the concept of bachelor. Synonyms detached, impersonal, dispassionate, objective, uninvolved, distant, remote, aloof, removed, cold, indifferent, neutral, unsympathetic, unfeeling, unemotional, non-emotional, unsentimental 1.2Linguistics (of a language, e.g. Chinese and English) tending not to alter the form of its words but to use word order to express grammatical structure. Contrasted with synthetic and agglutinative Example sentencesExamples A later view, endorsed by Otto Jespersen, held that a fairly analytic language such as English represented the best and most evolved type of structure. Donnellan's reason for thinking it indeterminate is that our present use of such an analytic sentence, while correct now, should not be expected to hold for all hypothetical cases. So, the elaboration and use of the relatively more restricted lexical vocabulary consisting more of root words than derived ones (and more compounds than affixed words among derived ones) is only natural for analytic language speakers. Synonyms orderly, well ordered, well organized, well thought out, planned, well planned, efficient, businesslike, coherent, systematic, scientific, structured, logical, formal, regular, well regulated, disciplined Origin Early 17th century: via Latin from Greek analutikos, from analuein 'unloose'. Rhymes anchoritic, anthracitic, arthritic, bauxitic, calcitic, catalytic, critic, cryptanalytic, Cushitic, dendritic, diacritic, dioritic, dolomitic, enclitic, eremitic, hermitic, lignitic, mephitic, paralytic, parasitic, psychoanalytic, pyritic, Sanskritic, saprophytic, Semitic, sybaritic, syenitic, syphilitic, troglodytic Definition of analytic in US English: analytic adjectiveˌanəˈlidikˌænəˈlɪdɪk 1 another term for analytical Example sentencesExamples A dimensionless form of the analytic model permits exploration of the parameters that control rolling. An exploratory data analytic approach was adopted with 14-17 independent variables selected for each analysis. The prospect of a second war on Iraq raises a large number of questions, analytic and political. These include cluster analytic investigations carried out in Florida, The Netherlands, and Finland. Through this analytic process the investigators were able to obtain a rich account of each event category and how each contributed to the respondents' perception of clinical confidence. However, mathematicians began to demand more rigour with the growing interest in analytic investigation. Future analytic events will further investigate other issues and conceivably merit additional changes to the IBCT design. Many search-engine sites offer free analytic tools of their own. And on some crucial questions Allen suffers from analytic myopia. Participant responses to questions regarding their analytic and reporting practices are shown in Table 2. To examine and simplify interpretation of correlational matrices, investigators commonly use factor analytic procedures. To address these analytic questions, arithmetic means, medians, and modes were computed for each rated question to determine relationships and effects. Smith's interest in analytic anthropology, however, melded with his ingrained faith in metaphysics. As an example of the former, Wiseman applies his wonderfully analytic mind to question specific prior efforts to criticize the conclusions of the Feilding Report. One benefit from these groups is the opportunity to formulate, through talk, one's research questions and analytic strategies. The analytic tendency investigates works from the past in order to find possibilities that often exceed those their authors had anticipated. Participants provided information about their specimen collection, processing, and analytic practices in a questionnaire. In a sense it therefore freezes the ‘I’ of analytic investigation. Donald Worster, on the other hand, provides an analytic reinterpretation of explorer John Wesley Powell as a neglected visionary. Newbigin looked at the West with a missionary's eye and asked a missionary's analytic questions. 1.1Logic True by virtue of the meaning of the words or concepts used to express it, so that its denial would be a self-contradiction. Compare with synthetic Example sentencesExamples This, however, is incorrect: it depends on the assumption that the truths of logic are analytic, which Quine rejects. Contemporary philosophers recognize the possibility that sentences that express identities might be synthetic as opposed to analytic or true by definition. The meaning of theoretical terms is not defined by analytic statements which are true by convention. It is supposedly a hallmark of analytic truths that their denials are self-contradictory. For example, all bachelors are unmarried is analytic if the concept of being unmarried is contained in the concept of bachelor. Synonyms detached, impersonal, dispassionate, objective, uninvolved, distant, remote, aloof, removed, cold, indifferent, neutral, unsympathetic, unfeeling, unemotional, non-emotional, unsentimental 1.2Linguistics (of a language) tending not to alter the form of its words and to use word order rather than inflection or agglutination to express grammatical structure. Often contrasted with synthetic Example sentencesExamples So, the elaboration and use of the relatively more restricted lexical vocabulary consisting more of root words than derived ones (and more compounds than affixed words among derived ones) is only natural for analytic language speakers. Donnellan's reason for thinking it indeterminate is that our present use of such an analytic sentence, while correct now, should not be expected to hold for all hypothetical cases. A later view, endorsed by Otto Jespersen, held that a fairly analytic language such as English represented the best and most evolved type of structure. Synonyms orderly, well ordered, well organized, well thought out, planned, well planned, efficient, businesslike, coherent, systematic, scientific, structured, logical, formal, regular, well regulated, disciplined Origin Early 17th century: via Latin from Greek analutikos, from analuein ‘unloose’.
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