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Перевод: tautology

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тавтология

Тезаурус:

1. So, natural selection is no untestable tautology, but not because fitness measurements, as expectancy estimates, can sometimes be falsified by later performance measurements.
2. It is necessary to show more precisely the link between "culture conflict" and the operation of the legal system; otherwise the scholar in effect falls back on more subtle restatements of the litigiousness-inappropriate institutions tautology put forth by colonial officials.
3. Besides begging the whole question by using the word "heterosexual", the tautology of this explanation is striking.
4. It is a tautology to say that English spelling is excellent because the reader can Jump around for clues on so many different levels (semantic, visual, phonic, contextual, etymological, and so on).
5. The sentence "Bile is vile" would be a tautology in Japlish, comparable to "Eggs is eggs".
6. As Michael Ruse observes (1981) if selectionism is a tautology, neutralism is a contradiction, Darwin's strategy in structuring his argumentation to conform to the vera causa ideal shows why it is not.
7. It is, then, a mistake to defend natural selection against the tautology objection by proposing criteria of fitness independent of reproductive success.
8. The marginal note to section 24 refers to "arrest without warrant for arrestable offences", an apparent tautology which will be explained later.
9. At the other extreme, the argument that extant phyla maintain their identity back to the Cambrian offers no more than a tautology.
10. Natural selection is no tautology, because there is no a priori proof, from its definition alone, for its existence, nor then for its prevalence, or its adequacy or its responsibility for evolution.
11. I am not sure how much work these last words are doing, and if there is tautology here, it is compounded by what follows.
12. But this conclusion is not particularly illuminating as it merely says that children come into local authority care when no one else can care for them, a repetitive statement we call a tautology .
13. But he preferred the r alliteration (and the tautology).