Sentence examples for examples to conclude from inspiring English sources

Prior to Russell's work on definite descriptions, some philosophers most notably Alexius Meinong (1853 1920)—felt forced by such examples to conclude that, in addition to things that have real existence, there are things that have some other sort of existence, for such statements could not be understood unless there was something for them to be about.

The consensus seems to be that, while it is easy in specific examples to conclude that incomplete paths of various sorts represent singular structure, no entirely satisfactory, strict definition of singular structure in their terms has yet been formulated.

He used several case studies and examples to conclude that UIC code 406 is a good methodology for evaluating the main corridor capacity, but it may encounter difficulties with node (station) capacity evaluation.

The majority said Judge Sauls was wrong, for example, to conclude that his job was to review what the election canvassing boards had done in counting ballots and only overturn them if they had abused their discretion.

It would be logical folly, for example, to conclude from the true (on one reading) sentences 'All bachelors are necessarily unmarried' and 'Adam is a bachelor' that Adam is necessarily unmarried.

So Theorem 2 can be applied to F in this example to conclude that F has a (unique) coupled fixed point ( 0, 0 ), while Theorem 1 cannot be applied since (1.6) is not satisfied.

Is there a basis, for example, to conclude that eating meat is important, but getting that high fiber intake is unimportant?

As Sir Ronald Fisher, inventor of the P-value and null hypothesis significance test, wrote: "It is a fallacy so well known as to be a standard example, to conclude from a test of significance that the null hypothesis is thereby established;… " (emphasis in original) [ 74].

(3.7) Since (b cdot)) is increasing, we may use a comparison argument (for example see [26]) to conclude that (U_{2}(t)) is bounded by the solution of the corresponding differential equation obtained from (3.7) by changing ≤ to =.

"We now have too many examples for people not to conclude there's a pattern," said Scott C. Cleland, the chief executive of the Precursor Group in Washington, which advises investors.

These and other examples led most historians to conclude that, while the revisionists brought to light new issues and exposed American aimlessness, inconsistency, and possible overreaction at the end of World War II, they failed to establish their primary theories of American guilt.