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- noun Plural form of
entailment .
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Examples
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I think what is most interesting in this forum is to work on what aspects of the mind/body problem are relevant to telic theories of origins, and what the entailments actually are.
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Either its proposed hypotheses are too vague to lead to specific and distinguishing empirical entailments, or it's simply false.
A True Scientist 2010
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But we can test the entailments of those assumptions.
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But we can test the entailments of those assumptions.
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Either its proposed hypotheses are too vague to lead to specific and distinguishing empirical entailments, or it's simply false.
A True Scientist 2010
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What is really happening is that entities without clear entailments are scientifically vacuous.
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Either its proposed hypotheses are too vague to lead to specific and distinguishing empirical entailments, or it's simply false.
A True Scientist 2010
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I was the younger son, and the estate was one of those ancient entailments: everything went to my older brother.
Venom Joan Brady 2010
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Promoted to Headline (H2) on 12/12/09: The Psychologies of Conservatism and Liberalism yahooBuzzArticleHeadline = 'The Psychologies of Conservatism and Liberalism'; yahooBuzzArticleSummary = 'Article: What looks like a simple psychological assessment schema conceals entailments in human behavior that have troubled societies from the beginning.
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Libertarianism is a family of doctrines defined by a set of views about the rights people enjoy and their political entailments, not by any shared understanding of what traits make for rights-having.
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