Sentence examples for plausible example from inspiring English sources

These, though valid in the money market when conducting exchanges of future incomes for spare ready money by the small minority of persons who have these luxuries to deal in, would vanish under pressure of any general political measure like to take a perilously popular and plausible example—a levy on capital.

We investigate the noise-rejection properties of this loop, therefore illustrating our point in a biologically plausible example.

One difficulty with this view is the failure to produce a single plausible example of such an essence.

(We will consider another plausible example of overdetermination involving judgments about the much discussed 'Trolley cases' in section 3).

A plausible example of the evidential use of sensory experience is the case of a child coming to know that \ 5 + 3 = 8\) by counting on her fingers.

A plausible example of "separating hard and white" is Gongsun Long's treating the color of a white horse as a thing separable from the shape, as when the text reads, "The white is not the horse.

(I make no claims about the physical plausibility of this setup; more plausible examples would be more complicated, but would make much the same point).

Critics of the endorsement constraint contend that the argument overgeneralizes from these plausible examples (Wall 1998).

The requirement rules out the possibility of false noninferentially justified belief, and the problem is that there seem to be plausible examples of such beliefs.

Examples of essential properties tend to be controversial, largely because the most plausible examples of a certain object's possessing a property essentially are only as plausible as the thesis that that object possesses those properties at all.

Finally, to demonstrate our theoretical results, we show biologically plausible examples by designing a synthetic genetic switch with experimentally well investigated lacI, tetR, and cI genes for numerical simulation.