Sentence examples for plausible conditions from inspiring English sources

There are obviously plenty of unknowns in palaeontology, or areas where there are several plausible conditions.

Dr. Smith and his colleagues found that under plausible conditions, there was a small chance that the flu viruses could gain the final three mutations in a single person during a single infection.

Moreover, the MAM is unique under plausible conditions.

Time-dependent thermal X-ray spectra are calculated from physically plausible conditions around GRB.

But the plausible conditions of ionospheric medium through which they travel are still uncertain.

to refer to a universal code of conduct that, under some plausible conditions, would be endorsed by all rational persons.

Transitivity is one plausible condition.

This is a plausible condition, since an F-object can presumably be a good F-object only if its potential users recognize it as such.

When contestants are homogeneous, under a mild and plausible condition (regular contest technology), a grand contest generates more effort than any set of subcontests.

The reason is that it is a plausible condition of sincere assertion that a person who asserts that p believe that p; but one could certainly assert that p without believing that p. Analogously, a speaker who utters 'Hurrah' intuitively expresses enthusiasm, since it is a plausible condition of sincere expression that a person who utters 'Hurrah!' be enthusiastic.

As Tugendhat (1967) observes, it is a plausible condition on the acceptability of any proposed account of truth that it accommodate a distinction between what is asserted or intended and how things are in themselves.