Sentence examples for the difference between valid and from inspiring English sources

The purpose of logic is to characterize the difference between valid and invalid arguments.

In attempts to solve such logical puzzles, a logical terminology develops here, too, and the focus on the difference between valid and invalid arguments sets the scene for the search for a criterion of valid inference.

In it, she is (or at least was once) widely regarded as having achieved for the first time in history a completely general and unified account of the Aristotelian syllogism, including a general account of the differences between valid and invalid syllogisms.

They must understand the difference between valid evidence and spurious appearances.

A further paired t-test on the magnitude of IOR (i.e., the RT difference between valid and invalid trials) for the two stimulus eccentricities revealed a stronger IOR magnitude for 21° versus 7° stimuli (34 ms vs. 22 ms, t(15) = −5.783, p <.001), showing an eccentricity effect of IOR.

Third, if participants had made eye movements to the expected target location based on an invalid endogenous cue, and subsequently had to make an eye movement toward the actual target location, it would follow that the RT difference between valid and invalid trials would be roughly 200 250 ms, reflecting the time it would take to make an eye movement.

The positive deflection in the SPCN time range in the no-target difference wave (see Figure 3A) could have potentially increased the SPCN latency difference between valid and invalid conditions.

Since significant RT difference between valid and invalid trials was observed for ISI of 150 ms but not for ISIs of 450 ms and higher, and because we wanted to exclude from the analysis the effect of putative visual responses to cue onset, we restricted the analysis of the effect of outward attention shifts to a time epoch from 200 and 500 ms after cue appearance.

It is apparent here that because the RMSE algorithm only calculates the differences between valid surfaces points in two surfaces (original and reconstructed from compressed data) the dropping or disappearance of some areas on the surface will have a marked effect on the mean error.

In particular, as the experimental design allows us to investigate the validity of elicited risk measures, we examine the magnitude of differences between valid and invalid observations.

Also, variation in WMC was not significantly correlated with proportion correct differences between valid and invalidly cued targets, r =.127, p =.381.