Sentence examples for true conclusions from inspiring English sources

Syllogistic, in logic, the formal analysis of logical terms and operators and the structures that make it possible to infer true conclusions from given premises.

The interesting thing about that, is that it suggests that the true conclusions might even be stronger than their already quite strong conclusions, regarding the unprecedented nature of recent warming.

In the case of inference, it isn't sufficient that an agent use a reliable inferential process, i.e., one that usually carries true premises into true conclusions.

If we choose our inference rules wisely, then they will cohere with our intended interpretation: they will carry true premises to true conclusions.

For example, we can program the computer so that it carries true premises only to true conclusions, or so that it updates probabilities as dictated by Bayesian decision theory.

But this is not to say that no advance can be made on the epistemological problem, the task of finding or designing good inductive methods; methods that will lead to true conclusions or predictions if not inevitably then at least in an important proportion of cases in which they are applied.

True premises and a true conclusion.

a. False premises and a true conclusion.

It is also possible to have false premises and a true conclusion.

If she followed this road to its true conclusion, there would be a Barbara Walters video game for the Xbox.

If you reach an indubitably true conclusion, your conjecture may have been true.