Sentence examples for both induction and deduction from inspiring English sources

Keynes, by contrast, insisted that both induction and deduction were essential components of sound economic analysis.

We will use an emergent and layered approach to analysis [ 82] that will allow for both induction and deduction.

Simultaneously, and blinded to the quantitative analyses, qualitative analyses would be based on grounded theory [ 63] with both induction and deduction utilised to draw together the empirical data with the theoretical material.

The brain learns in two ways from experience, through induction and deduction.

I vaguely recall a philosophy class I took on Hume and induction and deduction, but that mental door has been boarded up for years.

Such a methodology was most spectacularly achieved in the sciences and mathematics, where the logics of induction and deduction made possible the creation of a sweeping new cosmology.

His argument is replete with discussions of concepts like fractals, phase transitions ("those points of criticality at which stability becomes unstable"), and what he calls the "integration of induction and deduction".

Even a person as well versed in induction and deduction as Arthur Conan Doyle believed that the death of Lord Carnarvon, the patron of the Tutankhamen expedition, may have been caused by a pharaoh's curse.

Haack (1976) discusses the supposed asymmetry between induction and deduction here).

To see specifically how induction and deduction are related, one must start with Bosanquet's distinction between the verification of a hypothesis and its establishment.

As concerns differences between induction and deduction, one of these is dramatically illustrated in the problems with Williams' thesis discussed in section 4.2 below: This is that inductive conditional probability is not monotonic with respect to conditions: Adding conditions may increase or decrease the value of a conditional probability.