This sort of view is called reductionism about testimony, because it "reduces" the justificational force of testimony to the combined justificational forces of perception, memory, and inductive inference.
The practice of science, for example, reduces mostly to the practices of sense-perception, deductive reasoning, and inductive reasoning (memory and testimony also make contributions, of course).
The perception and assessment of inductive charging as an easy option of charging a BEV was mostly positive (see Table 6).
Standard examples of such sources in traditional (individual) epistemology are perception, introspection, memory, deductive and inductive reasoning, and so forth.
Rey sketches "a modest mind"—a CRTT system that has perception, can make deductive and inductive inferences, makes decisions on basis of goals and representations of how the world is, and can process natural language by converting to and from its native representations.
This could work, if it did, only for perception, and not for other inductive inferences.
Thus, FT acts not only as a component in the photoperiod pathway but also as a floral integrator that combines the perception of inductive photoperiods and the FLC-mediated floral repression signal.
By studying different experiences using experimental design of ideas, 'mind genomics' constructs an empirical, inductive science of perception and experience, layer by layer.
"We anticipate that people will charge nightly which is why we designed an innovative charging solution that combines our MagSafe technology and inductive charging".
Epistemic relations include deductive and inductive implication.
