Sentence examples for future credence from inspiring English sources

What has given the doubt over Mourinho's future credence is the suggestion that he is being questioned within the club, as well as outside it.

And the no-hidden variables theorems strongly suggest that there is no better information about the system to guide credence in future states than the chances, which makes these probabilities play the right role in the PP.

Eagle (2005: §4–5) suggests that a system is predictable iff, conditional on what we know about the past states of the system, and knowing the laws, we may have a posterior credence in future states that is closer to the truth than our prior credence (where closeness to the truth is characterised by having a more inaccuracy-minimising credence, as in Joyce 1998).

The MPs on that committee might like to think carefully in future about putting too much credence in the honeyed words of bankers who set out to tell you want you want to hear.

If the rest of the banks can project the same confidence in credit quality in the future, this gives much more credence to the strength of the recovery, says First American Funds senior banking analyst Al Villalon.

But you don't have to put credence in the futures market to make a rational decision about whether to rent.

One won't ever in general know the right hand side of this equation; but by the theorem of total probability and general principles about current estimates of unknown quantities, it can be estimated as the weighted sum of the chances assigned by various future histories, weighted by your credences in those histories.

But the PP entails that we should place some positive credence in the undermining future conditional on the chances being as they are.

The general idea is that you should set your credences to what you expect your credences to be in the future.

And unions don't give the guarantees of future jobs – "onboard supervisors" or otherwise – much credence.

She adds that future data from adult Neandertals might "lend more credence to any hypotheses about what Neandertals were doing on a regular basis".