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...rialized supranational juridical sovereignty based on a recognition of the a priori rights of the colonized. These two opposing discourses and visions, as they

...he car needs 8.6 liter to drive 110 km, which amounts to 12.8 km/l. This ''a priori'' computation agrees nicely with the empirical fact that a car drives about

...troublesome because of its poor convergence properties. It is not clear ''a priori'' whether the series converges pointwise. Because of Fourier analysis, sinc

...ing σ-algebra of measurable sets was taken for granted (or defined ''a priori''). however, to construct a new measure on a given set ''X'', we must speci

...perhaps presaged by [[Hume's fork]]. Logical positivism refuted synthetic a priori knowledge: an evident criticism to [[Kant]]ian philosophy. ...[[statement]], the distinction between [[analytic]] and [[synthetic]], ''[[a priori]]'' and ''[[a posteriori]]'', [[necessity]] and [[contingency]], the differ

A firm's ''market share;'' is generally taken to provide an a priori measure of its market power, but account is also taken of the availability

A firm's ''market share;'' is generally taken to provide an a priori measure of its market power, but account is also taken of the availability

...from experience rather than reason. He had little time for metaphysical ''a priori'' explanations ("hypothes[es], which can never be made intelligible") but a

...of the mean, as is the variance when the mean of the population is known ''a priori''. However, if we are faced with a sample and have no knowledge of the mean ...sures may be normally distributed, but there is no reason to expect that ''a priori'';

...stic religions]] from the nature of [[concept]]s alone. It is thus an ''[[a priori]]'' argument. The term "ontological argument" originates with [[Immanuel K

...advantage we mention that they lead to well-defined [[selection rules]] (a priori rules that tell whether certain integrals will vanish), because they are ei

...ween moral judgments and judgments of fact...Moral judgments ... must be ''a priori'' judgments."<ref name=Paton/> Evidently, the 'standard argument' does not ...isher=University of Pennsylvania Press |chapter= §2 Moral judgements are ''a priori''|pages =p. 20 }}

source a priori, a statistical analysis of a large number of images is necessary to acquire

Clearly, in order to determine ''a priori'' whether the quadratic equation represents an ellipse,

Clearly, in order to determine ''a priori'' whether the quadratic equation represents an ellipse,

...ween moral judgments and judgments of fact...Moral judgments ... must be ''a priori'' judgments."<ref name=Paton/> Evidently, the dilemma of determinism is avo ...isher=University of Pennsylvania Press |chapter= §2 Moral judgements are ''a priori''|pages =p. 20 }}

...t these energies are different, but without explicit calculation it is not a priori clear which of the two energies is higher. Let us assume that for positive

The [[ontological argument]] is an ''[[a priori]]'' argument, originally given by St [[Anselm of Canterbury]]. It starts by

...knowledge arrived at independent of experience, so-called ''synthetic'' ''a priori'' knowledge. In particular, he thought that by introspection some aspects o ...we have in view, that is to say, of arriving at the cognition of objects ''a priori'', of determining something with respect to these objects, before they are

...Hamiltonian. Also it is discussed in this paper whether one can arrive ''a priori'' at the concept of a molecule (as a stable system of electrons and nuclei