Sentence examples for external deduction from inspiring English sources
We present an interface connecting the ACL2 theorem prover with external deduction tools.
Occasionally scholars are fortunate enough to find external confirmation of these deductions.
Insofar as they maintain that our knowledge of necessary truths in mathematics or elsewhere by intuition and deduction is substantive knowledge of the external world, they owe us an account of this form of necessity.
It is the tightly connected schema of Biozon that enables immediate information flow and deduction of paths between entities, without having to resort to external resources outside the database or expensive computations.
Only intuition and deduction can provide the certainty needed for knowledge, and, given that we have some substantive knowledge of the external world, the Intuition/Deduction thesis is true.
One defense of the Intuition/Deduction thesis assumes that we know some substantive external world truths, adds an analysis of what knowledge requires, and concludes that our knowledge must result from intuition and deduction.
Now consider the charitable deduction.
More a reverse deduction.
