Some examples and use cases from the internet:

Some examples and use cases from the internet:

• The idea, roughly, is that to be justified a belief must be formed as the result of reliable processes, where reliability does not entail truth. I take it that what is under ...
• The idea, roughly, is that if inline code quoting is done with ` , then multiline code quoting should be done with ``` . But this is a false analogy. While Python ...
• The idea roughly is that a law of nature describes a natural process, whereas a normative rule governs a process of acting. In according with a normative rule a ...
• The idea, roughly, is that for an experience to count as an instance of perception, it must depend on what it is as of in the normal way that perceptual experiences ...

• Roughly, the idea is that to be morally responsible for something, you had to have some amount of freedom, at some suitable time prior to the action or outcome ...
• Roughly, the idea is that physics provides a full explanation of physical events. If mental properties are causally efficacious, they must either be identical to ...
• Jun 9, 2003 ... Roughly, the idea is that an incomplete property is one which, when serving as a predicate, yields a statement that cannot be understood on its ...
• Roughly, the idea is that necessary truths are true in all possible worlds, contradictions (logical falsehoods) are true in no possible worlds, and contingent  ...