Sentence examples for making probable from inspiring English sources

The relation of making probable, itself, can be interpreted in many different ways.

But if one can convince oneself that there are real logical relations of making probable holding between propositions, then perhaps the acquaintance theorist can secure the required knowledge of those connections once again through acquaintance.

Alternatively, some philosophers would argue that there are relations of making probable that hold between propositions analogous (in some ways) to the relation of entailment that holds between propositions.

That seems to be the sort of thing one can only know by extensive observation, data gathering, or empirical research, and the question of how we know that some observation makes probable our judgment of probability arises all over again.

"My duty is to make probable the improbable," he says, with an impish smile.

Rather, Howards argues, Hartman made probable cause relevant only to a plaintiff's ability to recover damages for a First Amendment violation.

The high incidence of erectile dysfunction (ED) and lower urinary tract symptoms (LUTS) in aging men and the same pathophysiology make probable to treat both disorders with the same treatment.

As well, the bill carries protections for national-security whistleblowers against retaliation and makes probable cause the basis for foreign-intelligence surveillance of an American or someone on US soil.

On this view, when P makes probable Q, it is a necessary truth that P makes probable Q (though that necessary truth is perfectly consistent with the fact that the conjunction of P and X might not make probable Q).

These tools use various types of artificial intelligence technologies such as neural networks that can make probable guesses at words and people from audio and video content.

For a belief to positively cohere it must in some way be supported or made probable by the doxastic system with which it coheres.