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名詞

mathematicization (countable かつ uncountable, 複数形 mathematicizations)

1. The process or result of mathematicizing.
   • 2010, C. B. Martin, The Mind in Nature:

     It is there that the measures of quantities are suited to the mathematicizations of nature itself with its accruing necessities.

   • 2017, Edward Feser, Five Proofs for the Existence of God, page 45:

     Its “mathematicizations”, as Martin has called them, entail taking what Martin calls only a “partial consideration” of the phenomena studied.