It is manifestly clear from a reading of the case law that many believe that a real division can be drawn in analytical terms.

Sitting side by side in Nonesuch's Midtown office, they were discussing their collaboration in terms both analytical and abstract.

The terms "analytical" and "synthetic" which subsequently emerged have been widely accepted since the mid-1930s.

The second is to relate these findings to the analytical terms and theoretical models on social policy developed in the West.

The movement possibilities give rise to a set of rules (or laws) which in most cases can be expressed in analytical terms.

If we are going to defeat the enemy, we must learn again to discuss our differences about Iraq and terrorism in civil and analytical terms.

Nonformalized analyses, apart from musical and analytical terms, do not use resources or techniques other than language.

Drama, that was the thing - a most powerful advantage in a conference room, especially when presented in the driest and most analytical terms.

Furthermore, the College Board recommends familiarity with specialized analytical terms, including irony, stanza, imagery and tone.

Ask Gore, and he discusses Democratic constituencies in analytical terms, like how his message may work in growing high-tech regions of the state.