cartesian
/kɑːˈtiːziən/ (bre, ipa) · [kɑrtˈiʒən] /kɑːrˈtiːʒən/ (ame, ipa) · [kɑrtˈiʒən] /kär-ˈtē-zhən How to pronounce Cartesian (audio)/ (ame, mw)
cartesian — adjective
- cartesianpositive
- more cartesiancomparative
- most cartesiansuperlative
1. based on René Descartes' way of thinking, especially his approach to mind, knowl
based on René Descartes' way of thinking, especially his approach to mind, knowledge, mathematics, or method
Takeshi's essay compares Buddhist ideas with a Cartesian view of the mind.
Cartesian view of the mind
The engineer used a Cartesian grid to plot the robot's path across the floor.
Cartesian grid + plot a path
In class, Sahil defended the Cartesian claim that mind and body are separate.
Our tutor taught us a Cartesian method for solving the triangle problem.
In her lecture, Professor Lin gave a Cartesian account of memory and doubt.
文法句型
Cartesian + noun
be Cartesian in approach
用法筆記
Most often modifies nouns such as 'grid', 'plane', 'coordinates', 'method', or 'dualism'. In mathematics it usually points to the coordinate system named after Descartes; in philosophy it often refers to his account of mind, knowledge, and reasoning.