analytic
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- adjective
- /əˈnælɪtɪk/
:
analítico
- We also consider how we may better support students in developing analytic writing skills.
- an analytic approach
- an analytic technique
- an analytic method
Phase one being ideal for analytic, precise, detailed types of work.
- Phase one being ideal for analytic, precise, detailed types of work.
- It's not like, it's not like contemporary analytic or continental philosophy.
- They can be read and argued about within analytic philosophical frameworks.
- It is not enough that education enable us to master analytic capabilities through problem solving.
- As he advances, his strengths in thinking and reasoning, in vocabulary and in the analytic skills mature.
- So, you know, it's always a good analytic strategy to.
- They objected to four because they didn't like the they didn't like the analytic line.
- And these people are not by and large, sort of, you know, just dyed in the wool analytic atheists.
- This is kind of a critical paradigm that we'll be using throughout the semester, which the use of three analytic scales to talk about the authors.
Examples
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Seemingly, this method rewards efficient practice, since more methodical, analytic students will reach the desired performance level sooner.
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What was the proportion of analytic writing completed by students across disciplinary classes?
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Furthermore, all teachers articulated the importance of analytic writing as a component of instruction.
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The remainder of this section provides an analytic structure that resolves some of that ambiguity.
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The visual pattern of codes was used to answer the descriptive, analytic, and interpretive questions.
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Moreover, by training and temperament, most lawyers prefer learning focused on analytic rather than noncognitive skills.
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We intend this discussion only to illustrate the analytic, clinical, and policymaking utility of the time-patterned approach.
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The professor emphasized that developing analytic skills is essential for solving complex problems in the course.
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Students who take an analytic approach are better at breaking down difficult concepts into manageable parts.
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She used analytic reasoning to evaluate the different factors contributing to the project's success.
Synonyms
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Using careful thinking to study something by looking at its parts
Antonyms
Compounds
- Specialized
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A part of math that uses algebra and coordinates to study shapes
A way of looking at a problem by breaking it into smaller parts to see how they work together
How Analytical
Surface Forms
Morphology
Etymology
Analytic comes from Greek parts ana- 'up' and lyein 'to loosen', the same root as analysis and analyze, meaning 'to break into parts'. That's why an analytic way of thinking looks at each part of a problem to understand the whole.