analytically
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5.8
- adverb
- /ˌænəˈlɪtɪkli/
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analíticamente
- She solved the problem analytically by breaking it down into smaller parts.
- think analytically
- analytically distinct
- analytically useful
It's, it's a matter of it, it's analytically true, OK?
- It's, it's a matter of it, it's analytically true, OK?
- I can really dismantle what's going on analytically in your brain.
- We saw how this happens in detail in some models, both computationally and analytically.
- It doesn't follow in any analytically tight sense that everybody should be entitled to the highest possible sustainable income.
- If you see the movie, you will analytically, you will see that the travels to get to New Mexico took us to shoot in Lancaster.
- And this is one thing, second thing that that I focus on an hour to see analytically all the things that lovers do, that that is waiting for the phone to ring.
Examples
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Once the challenge of generalization is recognized, it can be approached analytically.
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What is it that is so gripping yet analytically elusive about this observation?
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One of the things is to be able to analytically track and measure your reach on social and then use that to tell stories.
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So again, you wind up with very long blocks in this scheme, but analytically it works.
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For simple structures, the solution to the problem can often be obtained analytically.
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You are very fortunate if you have a colleague with whom you can talk analytically about lessons.
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We now present an approach that enables these parameters to be analytically estimated for a given set of data.
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Event-related designs are more analytically complex but produce results that have greater inferential power.
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Figure 1 provides practical suggestions that can be easily implemented by either globally or analytically inclined teachers.
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As Jenkins points out, it is important to distinguish between two analytically distinct processes of ascription: group identification and social categorization.
Academic text (2008)
Synonyms
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3.7
You think clearly and sensibly to reach a reasonable answer
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6.7
Using general rules to find a specific answer
Antonyms
How Analytical
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Etymology
Analytically comes from the same root as analyze and analysis, and from the Greek parts ana- meaning 'apart' and lyein meaning 'to loosen', so it gives the image of 'loosening' something into parts. That's why to think analytically is to break a problem into small pieces and study them carefully.