a priori in English
a priori assumptions about human nature
sexuality may be a factor, but it cannot be assumed a priori
Use "a priori" in a sentence
1. A priori, what's reasonable?
2. A Priori (Overarching) Priority stream:
3. A priori or a posteriori?
4. Very difficult, a priori probably almost impossible.
5. — their maturity is not standardised a priori;
6. It is a priori weaker than Amenability
7. From a priori + -ism, after French Apriorisme.
8. Location accuracy improvement using a priori probabilities
9. Now, we probably think a priori that's unlikely.
10. But there is no a priori hierarchy of norms.
11. Improved viterbi device and method using a priori information
12. And it's not based on an a priori notion.
13. Pogorelov's method of a priori estimates was used by S.-T. Yau to obtain a priori estimates for solutions of complex Monge-Ampere equations.
14. Product coverage should be comprehensive and without a priori exclusions;]
15. Should alternative statistical methods be considered? a priori? a posteriori?
16. Some a priori estimates are obtained for the approximate solution.
17. Product coverage should be comprehensive and without a priori exclusions
18. The criteria for what is opposite is therefore something a priori.
19. A priori, the relevant product should therefore be regarded as plasterboard".
20. A priori no application of the ME Statute could be excluded.
21. The position of residents differs a priori from that of non-residents.
22. All of that should be true both a priori and a posteriori .
23. This algorithm requires not much a priori knowledge of the system parameters.
24. The direction of change in estimated impacts is as expected, a priori.
25. Apparatus and method for decoding a received message with a priori information
26. 32 However, such `double' taxation cannot be regarded a priori as unlawful.
27. It ensures that national legislation is a priori consistent with Community law
28. Therefore, reputable and qualified scientists in this field are boycotted a priori.
29. The suggested method doesn’t require a priori knowledge of the noise variance.
30. Unified iterative decoding architecture using joint llr extraction and a priori probability
31. A priori, this seems quite logical, but this conclusion is probably hasty.
32. A priori, this seems quite logical, but this conclusion is probably hasty
33. Here the Bayes risks are determined with the help of a-priori probabilities.
34. We can not dismiss claims about, say, alternative medicine or acupuncture a priori.
35. Kant maintained the view that human minds possess pure or a priori Concepts
36. By contrast, a priori temporary transfers against payment require better planning of production.
37. Shipments, whether imported or Community-produced, cannot be rejected a priori on suspicion.
38. A priori, the hours declared in the Wage Survey are hours actually paid.
39. There should be no a priori presumption about nature of these alleged crimes.
40. It is not possible, a priori, to determine the duration of the hospitalisation.
41. Other checks are carried out on public authorities, a priori and a posteriori.
42. Implementation of this constitutional provision may take place a priori or a posteriori
43. A priori probability of occurrence of sentences representing each emotional status is calculated .
44. Implementation of this constitutional provision may take place a priori or a posteriori.
45. There seems to be no a priori reason why nuclear transfer should work.
46. "It's freezing outside, you must be cold" is an example of a priori reasoning.
47. The most plausible instances of a priori concept are the formal concepts of logic.
48. One assumes, a priori, that a parent would be better at dealing with problems.
49. Their method does not require a priori knowledge about the number of independent sources.
50. A priori, there are grounds for concern in the case of many developing countries