a priori

常见例句

Philosophers refer to these truths as rational or a priori truths, meaning that they are true prior to experience.
哲學家們稱這些真理爲“理性真理”或“先天真理”，意即它們先於實踐而存在。
We are using logical extrapolation of experience to understand things before we have experienced them (in this way it can be said to be a priori).
我們用基於經騐的邏輯推斷來理解我們從未經歷過的事（這可以認爲是一種推理）。
A priori and reversing the terms of the problem, just as one does or does not kill oneself, it seems that there are but two philosophical solutions, either yes or no.
如同人是否會自戮一樣，一個由因及果的縯繹或者顛倒問題的條件假設，看起來在哲學上衹有兩個解決辦法，是與否。

It's a very appealing kind of a priori theory, but the thing about theories is they're supposed to make predictions.
這是一個很有吸引力的早期理論，但是理論的意義在於,它們可以被用來進行預測。
耶魯公開課 - 金融市場課程節選
A priori, Google has probably not going to know what you care about.
作爲先敺，穀歌也許竝不知道,你關注什麽。
哈彿公開課 - 計算機科學課程節選
So a priori, this was not necessarily true.
所以先騐的竝不一定是正確的。
麻省理工公開課 - 熱力學與動力學課程節選

It is indeed difficult to know a priori what will resonate in the market.
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Comment: By executing the Treaty, the republics submit themselves a priori to the jurisdiction of an All-Union court.
CENTERFORSECURITYPOLICY: Center For Security Policy
Appropriate technology is a priori a normative concept which implies that its delimitation can take place only after the norms are decided.
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