Sentence examples for To causality from inspiring English sources
noun
The agency of a cause; the action or power of a cause, in producing its effect.
So he considered Shakespeare a monster who paid attention to causality only when it was useful to him.
David Evans, the managing editor of Air Safety Week, a respected industry newsletter, says: "Coincidences, however compelling, do not add up to causality.
The problem is how to move from correlation (B occurred after A) to causality (A brought about B).
Transition from description to causality and engineering.
Moving from association to causality.
More is needed to go from correlations to causality.
Priest's argument for the LCC appeals to causality.
Finally, there was the limitation in relation to causality.
The 17th discussion is not triggered by any opposition to causality.
But due to causality constraints the material properties become dispersive which reduces cloaking bandwidth.
DSM-5, like DSM-IV, allows some scope for clinical judgment as to causality.
