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Logic-based models are an attractive alternative because they are readily derivable from either a theory-driven or data-driven foundation [ 11] and have been successfully used to predict the response of a biological system to perturbation (e.g., [ 12, 13]).
Alternatively, economic indices such as Gini coefficient derivable from Loren curve has been used to estimate disparities in income distributions among countries of the world.
The function has to be derivable and bi-univocal, and function has to exist.
Nature as a designer can only work through evolution; one structure by definition has to be derivable from another.
We would also have to consider why it is derivable from the principle of non-contradiction.
Mirroring is manifest to the extent that features of the imaginary situation that have not been explicitly stipulated are derivable via features of their real-world analogues, or, more generally, to the extent that imaginative content is taken to be governed by the same sorts of restrictions that govern believed content.
This principle has the unusual property of being derivable in all three main interpretations CLASS, INT, RUSS of BISH but not in BISH alone: Lietz has shown that BD-N fails in various realizability models of extensional Martin-Löf type theory; see Lietz 2004 and Lietz & Streicher 2011.
Euler had discovered that these quantities are derivable from Newtonian force and that there is accordingly a quantitative connection among them.
This way we only accept consequences that are derivable on the basis of the consistent part of our premise set.
McTaggart holds that only the former claim is knowable only by experience; the latter claim is derivable, he claims, from the synthetic a priori position that everything has proper parts.
