Sentence examples for scale of plausibility from inspiring English sources
If we could hand it over to some superior being for consideration, it might not even rank very high on the scale of plausibility.
Yet given that seven out of ten Americans believe in angels, six out of ten believe in demons, and almost half believe in ghosts, it seems safe to assume that, on the scale of plausibility, such creatures outrank giants and unicorns.
To represent and manipulate perception-based evaluations of uncertainties of facts and rules, the expert system uses an uncertainty model with qualitative scales of plausibility values and multi-set-based fuzzy algebra of strict monotonic operations.
Wisniewski and Murphy collected ratings on familiarity (participants indicated phrases they had "heard or seen before"), plausibility (on a scale of 1 to 7 with 1 being very weird and 7 being very plausible), and frequency of phrase occurrence based on number of hits from the Google Internet search engine (similar to the phrase-frequency measure used in the present study).
The projects scored lower on average for the Creativity and Novelty dimensions (2.83 and 2.17 respectively) while for the dimension of Plausibility the average score for all project was the highest (3.50 on a [0, 4] scale).
Questions of plausibility arise.
Questions of plausibility are bound to occur.
I list them in ascending order of plausibility: 1.
But they still carry a weird, hypnotic shimmer of plausibility.
"So?" "So maybe — maybe — there's a question of plausibility".
He preferred to muse on the question of plausibility.
