Deductive inference can never support contingent judgments such as meteorological forecasts, nor can deduction alone explain the breakdown of one's car, discover the genotype of a new virus, or reconstruct fourteenth century trade routes.
In the media mainly economists and politicians voice their opinion on the causes of and possible solutions for the crisis and try to explain the breakdown, for instance, as a result of a globalized world or attribute it to greediness and moral irresponsibility of the people in charge.
The Hollywood Reporter does an excellent job of explaining the breakdown.
In "What AIDS Means in a Famine" (Op-Ed, Nov. 19), Alex de Waal effectively explains the breakdown in African countries because of hunger and disease.
No single event fully explains the breakdown in financial reporting standards, experts say.
Some examples of the perspectives: Michael Anti, the columnist and blogger, explains how the breakdown of old restrictions meant that "you could break all of your contracts, your promises.
He explains how the breakdown of a Humvee and the command to save that vehicle led Mr. Tillman's platoon to be split in half, separating Mr. Tillman from his brother Kevin, a fellow platoon member.
These results are explained by the breakdown of the blue-black iron-tannate dye complex with thermal ageing as previously described [6, 7] (see also Additional file 1), which has been observed with model iron gall inks on paper and traditionally dyed New Zealand flax on ageing [6, 32].
The large amount of epistatic variance in the cross could be explained by the breakdown of coadapted variant combinations.
