One senior member of the Clinton administration says that the interesting thing about watching Mr. Gore in a meeting is the way he reasons deductively, rather than inductively, relying less than most other politicians on anecdotes and more on all that is known about a given topic.
But a theist who accepts proposition (1), as the Arminians do, and also accepts proposition (2), as the Augustinians do, can then reason deductively that almighty God will triumph in the end and successfully reconcile to himself each and every human being.
Jago (2009) proposes a rather different approach based upon the elimination of worlds considered possible by the agent as the agent reasons deductively.
The main adjustment I had to make from school to work was learning to reason deductively, instead of inductively as mathematicians do best.
The conceptual motivation is to understand the information in the mind of an agent as the agent reasons deductively to be a database in much the same way as a natural language lexicon is a database, Sequoiah-Grayson (2013).
So, we need some 'method by which we will be able to reason deductively about any matter proposed to us on the basis of endoxa, and to give an account of ourselves [when we are under examination by an interlocutor] without lapsing into contradiction' (Top. 100a18 20).
With increasing the oxidation level, proliferation of surface defects is deductively reasoned to be the dominant factor responsible for a large increase in the measured methanol permeability.
Objecting to the deductively reasoned economic "laws" of classical economics, proponents of the historical approach favoured an inductive method that would encompass the continuing development of the entire social order; economic motives and decisions were seen as only one component of the social order.
We are, in fact, reasoning deductively.
The main premise is obviously empirical, even though I am reasoning deductively.
