Sentence examples for relevantly from inspiring English sources

There is also a case that is relevantly similar to the paradigm case, C2, but in which the individual does not currently have the same cognitive, emotional, and behavioral reactions.

It should be noted that just as direct observation is not what we relevantly lack (though most of us mostly do) neither is it direct knowledge as such that is crucial.

But positive economics is quite relevantly interested in studying the impact of individual feelings on behavior.

We can't know that the systems are relevantly similar unless we already know that they both have M.

For this inference to be good, we must assume that S and T are relevantly similar.

Same-sex relationships are relevantly similar to heterosexual relationships recognized as marriages, yet the state denies gays and lesbians access to the benefits of marriage, hence treating them unequally (Mohr 2005, Rajczi 2008, Williams 2011).

Informally, an object has a property relevantly if being that thing relevantly implies having that property.

This "proof" really just shows that the inference from A and A → B to B is relevantly valid.

Briefly put, a thing i has a property F relevantly iff ∀x(x=i → F x)).

Hare reasons that, if I am glad that I exist, I tenselessly prescribe, ceteris paribus, that my parents bring me into existence; universalizing the prescription, I must prescribe, ceteris paribus, the bringing into existence of others relevantly like me (1975, 1988b, 1988c).

Ethical egoism issues prescriptions — "do what maximizes your self-interest" — and it issues the same prescriptions for people in relevantly similar situations.