Sentence examples for the given premises from inspiring English sources

(7) The fallacy of non sequitur ("it does not follow") occurs when there is not even a deceptively plausible appearance of valid reasoning, because there is an obvious lack of connection between the given premises and the conclusion drawn from them.

(4) Positive fallaciousness occurs when the given premises, complemented by other propositions taken as true, are shown to support a conclusion inconsistent with the given conclusion.

(2) Explanatory fallaciousness is when a specified conclusion follows with no more certainty from the given premises than does a rival conclusion; it occurs most often in the context of proposing explanatory hypotheses.

It is the result of retracting inferences without adding new information in terms of new premises, but due to finding out more about the given premises by means of further analyzing them.

Logical validity would be violated when one concludes that 'C is larger than A' based on the given premises.

Note, that in the above, example premises, consecutive letters from the alphabet were used in order to explain the idea of the paradigm, in the actual task exactly random letters were used as stimuli, to make sure participants would only deduct from the given premises, and not from their knowledge of the alphabet.

Along the given premise, the women social entrepreneurs in Saudi Arabia had prioritized a measure requesting the government of the country to boost access to funding by 93%% or Rank 1.

Michael Scriven (1959), for example, once objected to "the deductive model, with its syllogistic form, where no student of elementary logic could fail to complete the inference, given the premise", when no restriction is placed on the complexity of the relevant laws or the intricacy of these deductions (Hempel 1965c, 339).

A linear model was used and should be the most appropriate, given the premise that the conditions should be similar and if the purpose is the same, then the recording prevalence should also be, irrespective if SHM or RMI is carried out.

That is, the KS argument shows that (given the premises) a spin 1 particle cannot possess all the properties at once which it displays in different measurement arrangements.

The probability cumulative distribution function H t) in (8) means the probability that a failure occurs before time t in the natural deterioration process, given the premise that the equipment is working at initial time.