Stipulative definition

Known as: Nominal definition, Stipulative definitions, Verbal definition

A stipulative definition is a type of definition in which a new or currently-existing term is given a specific meaning for the purposes of argument…

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2017

It is established that methodical approach to full assessment of efficiency of advertising campaign can have three stages. The…

2012

Background: Impairments of language function represent patients with Alzheimer’s disease (AD) from the early stage and as the…

2007

The developmental state in South Africa has become a matter of great concern and urgency to all practitioners at the three…

2007

Democracy has been defined in various ways by different people including government of the people, by the people and for the…

2004

In this paper Chateaubriand’s approach to solve some problems related to the nature of logic is confronted with the traditional…

2002

The ISO/PAS 12006-3:2000 "Framework for object oriented information exchange" provides a metamodel for structuring data relevant…

1997

Accounts of neurological disorders often posit damage to a specific functional pathway of the brain. Farah (1990) has proposed an…

1996

An individual’s inclusive fitness is derived by augmenting its traditional Darwinian fitness by certain components, and stripping…

1991

Defining is either giving the meaning of words or other linguistic things, which is called “nominal definition” or clarifying a…

1989

If we assume that a conceptual connection does hold between reasons and action, the arguments for both theses are strikingly…