Sentence examples for form of a conclusion from inspiring English sources

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More specifically, the proper object of scientific knowledge is a proposition in the form of a conclusion that has been deduced from necessary premises.[4] Marsilius argued that universal concepts such as 'humanity' do not refer to real universals outside the human mind.

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We might form a conclusion of those three simulations that the effect of noise directed to some subpopulation is dumped at the sufficiently distant subpopulation.

Interestingly, this talking point, at least in the form of a seemingly technical chemical/mathematical conclusion (there are older, more informal versions throughout the creationist literature), was invented in the 1984 proto-ID book The Mystery of Life's Origins (Thaxton et al. 1984), as a modified version of the creation scientists' Second Law argument (Matzke 2009).

I simply don't know – I don't have enough examples of their behaviour to form a conclusion.

This relatively minor delivery, has been viewed by some military experts in chemical warfare as a largely symbolic gesture - one that we should not assume is reflective of a process that's approaching any form of imminent conclusion.

"There's nothing genuine in this wretched country now, not even the bread that we eat," he laments in a form of conclusion.

This classification concerns the form of the conclusion part of the rules that can be either constant or formed by some linear functions.

But both Plato (even in the Sophist) and Aristotle seem prepared to infer from a predication of the form 'S is P' a conclusion of the form 'S is', whereas in the first hypothesis of the Parmenides and in DCMS iv we have an argument that goes from a predication of the form 'the One is F' to the conclusion 'the One is not'.

However, Aristotle states his results not by saying that certain premise-conclusion combinations are invalid but by saying that certain premise pairs do not "syllogize": that is, that, given the pair in question, examples can be constructed in which premises of that form are true and a conclusion of any of the four possible forms is false.

Especially in FPN based SOPNN, the generic rules in the system assume the form "if A then y = P x)" where A is a fuzzy relation in the condition space while P x) is a polynomial forming a conclusion part of the rule.

"The report does not establish general principles that would imply any form of generalized conclusions," it said in a statement.

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