Sentence examples for norm of consistency from inspiring English sources

For example, consider the norm of consistency: Believe that a hypothesis is false as soon as the evidence is logically inconsistent with it.

The norm of consistency across cases is not as strong in decision making where politics dominates.

For example, consider again the norm of intention consistency, which convicts Mike of error when he intends to go to the game and also intends to refrain from going.

Mr. Selosse is determined to emphasize what is singular in his wines, rather than the Champagne norm of seeking house consistency year after year.

Rather, the principle would have to bear a relation at least of consistency with some norm in the original set.

Bratman defends a reductive account of this normative requirement, explaining this interpersonal normative constraint in terms of the norms of commitment governing individual intention, such as those of consistency and means-end coherence.

Unfortunately, in a system that is scrambling to form a semblance of consistency, exceptions for missed exams are not the norm.

Second, the relevant notion of consistency itself is meant to be nonmoral, a constraint of formal consistency between norms and principles.

Previous reports on the norms and internal consistency of the Taiwanese version of the SF-36 indicate that the reliability coefficient of internal consistency for the total scale was 0.86 [ 27, 28].

So if the Cognitivist can help himself to this constitutive claim about the link between intending and believing, he appears to have an attractive explanation of the norm requiring intention consistency.

"You lose a lot of consistency".