categorical judgments造句

• There he argued that a categorical judgment relates two concepts, whereas a hypothetical or disjunctive judgment relates two judgments.
• Software of this type may use questionnaires, categorical judgments, financial or market modeling and in rare cases rule based expert systems.
• But their application generally turns on factual variables within an employer's knowledge, thus permitting categorical judgments about the " employee " status of claimants with similar job descriptions.
• The only reason that this was generally accepted, Kant remarked, was that the logicians had made people believe that all of the other kinds of judgments could be reduced to being categorical judgments.
• This was partly because of the resistance to reducing the categorical judgment'Every S is P'to the so-called hypothetical judgment'if anything is S, it is P '.