This logical pervasion is required to fashion sound arguments.
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Moreover, the directional pervasions can then be applied to each of the unspecific and specific pervasions.
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Moreover, the directional pervasions can then be applied to each of the unspecific and specific pervasions.
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Perhaps as a balance to the pervasion of casual clothing, there are more dressy power suits in navy pinstripes and gray.
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Gangesa has defined inferential knowledge as the cognition generated by cognition of a property belonging to a locus and qualified by a pervasion.
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In particular, their analysis centered on the definition of an inference-warranting relation, " vyapti ", also known as invariable concomitance or pervasion.
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Pervasion by its absence is the cause of hindrance ( " pratibandhaka " ) to inferential knowledge which in turn is the cause of pervasion.
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Pervasion by its absence is the cause of hindrance ( " pratibandhaka " ) to inferential knowledge which in turn is the cause of pervasion.
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Pervasion ( " vyapti " ) is the logical ground for inference which is a valid means of knowledge, and guarantees the truth of conclusion.
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J�anasrimitra's " Vypticarc " ( Analysis of Pervasion ) focuses on inferential relations termed " vyapti " ( pervasion ), the relations between two distinct entities such as smoke and fire.
