axiomatically

axiomatic | American Dictionary

axiomatic
adjective
us/ˌæk·si·əˈmæt·ɪk/
obvious and not needing proof

Examples of axiomatic

axiomatic
The principle of egalitarian individualism is regarded as axiomatic.
Curiously, he directly addressed the issue of the relationship between the modern axiomatic method and eternal mathematical truth.
Indeed, he writes as if there is a unique, univocal axiomatic-deductive method regardless of goals.
Using an axiomatic approach to entropy we prove that there is basically only one reasonable measure-theoretic entropy notion on doubly stochastic operators.
And it would seem axiomatic that moral goodness is the same for all rational beings.
We can presume that guideline developers are rational decisionmakers but not with the axiomatic precision demanded by rational choice theory.
This particular functional form can be defended on (what to me is) a reasonable axiomatic basis.
Still, inability to incorporate emotions in axiomatic models highlights the need for a comprehensive theory of functional rationality.
To hide the predicates in transition rules, for instance, one can use axiomatic type-classes requiring well-formedness implicitly.
Only the axiomatic theory explains the deep, unbridgeable chasm separating contradictory ideologies and philosophical systems.
All of these facts contradict the syllogistic explanation of philosophical errors and seem to support the axiomatic explanation.
My only query is his decision to define civil society in such a way as to make its positive relationship to democracy purely axiomatic.
To address these problems, some of the authors proposed an axiomatic strategy.
Another line of argument we examine is to take utility assessments rather than preference judgements as primitive data for the axiomatic construction.
Four case studies are considered, covering both denotational and axiomatic approaches.
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