Cartesian
Cartesian 英 美 [kɑrˈtɪʒən]
adj. 笛卡尔哲学的；笛卡尔的 n. 笛卡尔信徒
名词复数:cartesians
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- adj. 笛卡尔哲学的；笛卡尔的
- n. 笛卡尔信徒
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1. In fact, in Cartesian ontology there are only three kinds of substance: mind, matter and God.
其实在笛卡尔的本体论中，世界上只有三种实体：心灵、物质和上帝。
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2. There're also some major problems for Cartesian dualism, one of them a famous problem uh, how can two such distinct substances interact at all.
对于笛卡尔的二元论来说还有几个主要问题，其中一个非常著名，是关于两个不同物质是如何互动的。
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3. Each data point or cell of a cube is the Cartesian product of members of its dimensions.
一个立方体的每个数据点或单元是它的维成员的笛卡尔乘积。
- Cartesian (adj.) pertaining to the works or ideas of French philosopher and mathematician René Descartes (1596-1650), 1650s, from Cartesius, the Latinized form of his surname (regarded as Des Cartes) + -ian. In addition to his philosophy (based on the fundamental principle cogito, ergo sum), he developed a system of coordinates for determining the positions of points on a plane.
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