Further, Mill could accept the importance of hypotheses as working assumptions—"heuristic devices," in Whewell's terms—, but he could not accept Whewell's claim that the mere fact that an hypothesis accounts for the data provides safe grounds for accepting it as a true statement of law.
As the reader will have noticed by now, whenever we substitute 0 for 1, ∞ for 0, min for ∑, ∑ for ∏, and > for <, a true statement about probabilities almost always turns into a true statement about ranking functions.
"Ain't nobody got time for that" is a true statement.
Johnson's opening round dissection of 2008 Olympic gold medal wrestler and undefeated MMA fighter Henry Cejudo was gorgeous for its skill and efficiency, a true statement about the level at which he's currently competing.
Hands up who thinks it will be a classic tournament opener, a true statement of intent for the month of drama and frolics ahead?
While this is a true statement, on average, for many countries, we seek to examine whether the theoretical predictions hold for Morocco.
It asks users for a true or false statement (a "mindpixel"), then to "validate" 20 statements provided by other volunteers.
Philosophers were interested in the grounds they had for claiming to make true statements about the past.
He did get a score of 4percentt for saying a couple of true statements, another 11percentt for mostly true and 15percentt for his half-truthful remarks.
The use of "true statements" for questions on knowledge might have caused overly positive results, and thus, overestimated true knowledge of participants.
All these leaders position simplicity not as a corporate value or a nice slogan for mission statements but as a true driver of business success.
