Sentence examples similar to an invariable connection from inspiring English sources

The supposed "invariable connection" may be vitiated by some unknown "condition," and there is no means of knowing that such a vitiating factor does not exist.

The relation of invariable connection, or "pervasion," between the middle (smoke) and the major (fire)—"Wherever there is smoke, there is fire"—is called vyapti.

In defining the invariable connection (vyapti) between the middle and the major premises, he introduced the concept of a vitiating condition (upadhi) and stressed that the required sort of connection, if an inference is to be valid, should be unconditional.

It seems not to have been an invariable rule, and has never been found to have had any connection, in the cases at English common law, with the problem of two trials for the same offense.

Mass, then, is not thought an invariable property of matter.

A Deposits are an invariable feature of contracts for the sale of land.

This question cannot be answered without an invariable time standard for reference, but none exists.

But these changes in body composition, he added, "are not an invariable accompaniment of aging".

This guarantees that the mycelium growth process occurs on an invariable nutrition platform, resulting in uniform materials.

From this Faraday concluded that the total charge of the system was an invariable quantity equal to the initial charge of the ball.

This is an invariable rule.