Sentence examples for consistent reasoning from inspiring English sources
However, previous formalisms on this account do not permit consistent reasoning in the presence of inconsistency they may conclude a statement on one hand and the negation of the statement on the other.
Validity means that this knowledge is based on facts, assumptions and reasons (including methodological approaches) that can be justified in discussions with other people, i.e., supported by well-founded argumentation.2 It combines external validity (supported by facts and well-established theories) with internal validity (consistent reasoning, appropriate methodology).3.3
In Philosophy of Science circles this bolstering of a view via overlapping circles of self-consistent reasoning and data is referred to as 'coherence'coherence
The methodology is based on a re-interpretation of the consistent causal reasoning paradigm [ 18] as an equivalent problem of feasibility subject to equality and inequality constraints; preferences under uncertain knowledge are incorporated by transforming the feasibility problem into a linear optimisation one, which may be interpreted in possibilistic terms.
It was also hoped that the theory of probability could provide comprehensive and consistent method of reasoning, where ordinary reasoning might be overwhelmed by the complexity of the situation.
Because answers selected by students were not always consistent with their reasoning, responses were coded again for answer (correct or incorrect) and reasoning used to support the answer (correct, incorrect, or mixed, i.e., a mix of correct and incorrect reasoning).
He has been nimbler on his feet in press conferences, and far more consistent in his reasoning.
This is hardly the only instance when the book leaves its readers on one side of an explanatory chasm while it catapults across time, disciplines and topics, more often than not without much of a consistent line of reasoning in the process.
