Sentence examples for hand credence from inspiring English sources

On the other hand, Credence Systems, a maker of automatic test equipment used in the production of semiconductors, rose after Credit Suisse First Boston upgraded the company's stock from "hold" to "buy".

In epistemic decision theory, on the other hand, we evaluate credence functions: it is credence functions that have epistemic disutilities at worlds.

Individuals tend to give a great deal of credence to first-hand accounts when making important health-related decisions for themselves [ 20, 21].

A recent casting notice looking for a young actor to play Mitchell, a boy who "is obsessed with Hawaiian myths and folklore, and always has a video camera in his hands, taping everything," lends credence to that suggestion.

The WSJ, on the other hand, gives the rumor more credence.

For the same reason, the upper left-hand arc contains all the credence functions that are exactly as inaccuracy as \(c\) at world \(w_1\).

The lower right-hand arc contains all the credence functions that are exactly as inaccurate as \(c\) at world \(w_2\), where that inaccuracy is measured using the Brier score.

Thereby, and for once giving oiligopoly credence to the enormous profits at hand in the oil sector.

The ceremony includes handing over the newly arrived ambassador's letters of credence and those of recall of the predecessor and a short platitudinous speech or brief small talk.

On the one hand, propensities are said to constrain the degrees of belief, or credences, of a rational agent.

After years of torture at the hands of his adoptive mother as punishment for his magical abilities, Credence Barebone seethes with explosive rage and self-loathing.