transcendental
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definition
adjective
the transcendental importance of each person's soul
of or relating to a spiritual or nonphysical realm.
Liouville had introduced such numbers as examples of transcendental numbers - real numbers that are not roots of polynomial equations with integer coefficients.
(of a number, e.g., e or π) real but not a root of an algebraic equation with rational roots.
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Kant's assertion that 'transcendental' idealism entails empirical realism is difficult to interpret.
Today's terrorists increasingly look at their acts of death and destruction as sacramental or 'transcendental' on a spiritual or eschatological level.
I have just finished an extensive treatise on a certain class of 'transcendental' functions to present it to the Institute which will be done next Monday.
In 1851 he published results on 'transcendental' numbers removing the dependence on continued fractions.
It was decided to concentrate on a three-volume work on the Higher 'transcendental' functions, to be followed by two volumes of tables of integrals.
Or should they legitimately be applied only to continuous curves susceptible of being expressed by algebraic or 'transcendental' equations?
How should we assess Husserl's 'transcendental' phenomenology?
Through visual art, he tried to express a 'transcendental' mysticism that he felt he could not fully communicate through music.
There are theists in all of these categories (don't know about 'transcendental' idealism or logical positivists), so they all allow for divine intervention of a kind.
These 'transcendental' depictions of spiritual evocation ring true.
If fifth-degree polynomials are so hard, what can one do with 'transcendental' functions of a complex variable?
More broadly it is a ‘successful’ moment of categorical objectification of the original 'transcendental' self-communication of the divine everywhere.
It does not constitute either a sect or a school of thought, but is rather a spiritual or 'transcendental' practice, which persists despite criticism from orthodox theologians.
Eze evidently thinks it very important to emphasize that Kant appealed to his 'transcendental' philosophy and his theory of the a priori to formulate his racial theory.
Kant conveyed this point in the idea that consciousness entails a 'transcendental' a priori not capturable by experience or observation.
Only the arc lengths of 'transcendental' curves such as the cycloid and the logarithmic spiral had been calculated before this.
Kant's solution of the problem of God, which regards the concept of God simply as a 'transcendental' postulate of practical reason or a regulative idea, is unacceptable.
Religious miracles like paranormal claims postulate a nonnatural 'transcendental' realm that allegedly cannot be evaluated by evidence or reason.
Liouville had introduced such numbers as examples of 'transcendental' numbers - real numbers that are not roots of polynomial equations with integer coefficients.
Or that communion with God is but a 'transcendental' , emotional state of self-negation and acceptance?
On the other hand, 'transcendental' empiricism has epistemological implications insofar as knowledge too must be formed in a process of individuation.
God for them was the 'transcendental' other that they found in the Bible.
Hindus readily accept as reality 'transcendental' realms of Gods and devas and higher modes of consciousness than that in which we commonly live.
Of the irrational, 'transcendental' numbers, pi seems to get all the attention.
Mathematicians had regarded algebraic numbers as, in some sense, simpler than 'transcendental' numbers.
It is true that people out of poverty long for something higher, 'transcendental' and spiritual.
The basis of the aesthetic-ethical movement was Kant's 'transcendental' idealism.
Among those born since 1955 there has been a considerable increase in belief in a 'transcendental' order - a personally concerned God, life after death, miracles, heaven.
The very names negative numbers, irrational numbers, 'transcendental' numbers, imaginary numbers, and ideal points at infinity indicate ambivalence.
Husserl sees his own transcendental phenomenology as the true heir to Kant's 'transcendental' philosophy.
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