Sentence examples for relevance relations from inspiring English sources

We also study the complexity of determining relevance relations for implicit as well as explicit belief.

Tobin and Jaggar (2013) offer a promising way to naturalize feminist moral epistemology, in ways attentive to relevance relations.

While accepting the bi-directional influence of facts and values, Anderson (2004) rejects holism, arguing that some observations bear closer relevance relations than others to specific values.

These negotiated and forged shared interests, arrived at through struggling-with, could serve to provisionally stabilize evidential relevance relations around a particular knowledge project.

The question whether the exceptional status of Penguin relative to flies should spread also to other properties of Bird may depend on specific relevance relations among these properties.

However, he also makes it clear (as the example above suggests) that a variety of different relevance relations may be appropriate depending on context and that the evaluation of answers also depends on context.

Proposition A (the core of answer (27)/(28)) is said to be relevant to Q iff A bears the relevance relation R to ⟨P,X⟩.

In addition, some "relevance relation" $R$ is assumed by the question.

The relevance relation $R$ similarly depends on the context and the information which the questioner is interested in obtaining.

Thus "context" enters into the explanation both by playing a role in specifying the contrast class $X$ and the relevance relation $R$.

Presumably the moral we are to draw is that as the context and perhaps the relevance relation $R$ are varied, both and are acceptable (legitimate, appropriate etc).