Sentence examples for conditionally reliable from inspiring English sources
It hints at the notion that majority voting is an unconditionally reliable (truth-conducive) method, whereas in fact it is only conditionally reliable.
This is a simplified statement of reliabilism; a more precise one distinguishes conditionally reliable mechanisms (like inference) from unconditionally reliable ones (like perception).
In individual reliabilism, it isn't sufficient for an output belief to be justified that it result from a (conditionally) reliable process.
It is also important, of course, that the central process she uses to retain her broccoli belief, namely, preservative memory, is (conditionally) reliable.
Goldman's original 1979 article proposed that S's belief is defeated as long as there are reliable (or conditionally reliable) belief-forming processes available to S such that, if S had used those processes in addition to the process actually used, S wouldn't have held the belief in question.
Some such expressions are only vaguely, idly, or conditionally true.
When these correlations are neglected and neurons are assumed to fire independently, conditionally to the ITD, then the optimal code is the most sensitive one (Harper and McAlpine, 2004), and reliable estimates can be obtained by simply pooling the estimates obtained from individual responses.
Gruber hired him — conditionally.
About half are "conditionally approved".
He hired her conditionally.
Conditionally accepted at Econometrica.
