Übersetzung für 'sound argument' von Englisch nach Deutsch

sound argument

triftiges Argument {n}

vernünftiges Argument {n}

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argument

Parameter {m}

Erörterung {f}

Verhandlung {f}

Wortwechsel {m}

Einwand {m}

Diskussion {f}

Beweis {m}

Wortstreit {m}

Debatte {f}

Meinung {f}

Argument {n}

beweisende Tatsache {f}

Auseinandersetzung {f}

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strong argument

gewichtiges Argument {n}

flawed argument

Argumentation {f} mit Schwachstellen

potent argument

gewichtiges Argument {n}

coherence argument

Kohärenzargument {n}spec.

substantial argument

gewichtiges Argument {n}

table argument

Tabellenargument {n}comp.

argument structure

Argumentstruktur {f}

• A sound argument is a valid argument whose conclusion follows from its premise(s), and the premise(s) of which is/are true.
• One way to prove that a proposition is false is to formulate a sound argument with a conclusion that negates that proposition.
• Informal logical fallacies utilize inductive reasoning and thus can cause errors in reasoning by creating the illusion of a sound argument when it is not sound.
• Thus a sound argument is correct in every possible interpretation of the language, regardless of whether that interpretation is about mathematics, economics, or some other area.
• Pliny also was writing in a way similar to his contemporaries in that a sound argument had to be based on past knowledge or the accomplishments of past thinkers.

• Identifying if this problem is important as part of a bigger picture is key to preparing a sound argument, as well as figuring out whether or not it is a cause worth pursuing.
• He says he will rely solely upon sound argument and truth to present his case at trial.
• In 1995, Imre Salusinszky in "The Australian" said "Australia All Over" and John Williamson both provided a sound argument for persuading the French to test their nuclear weapons in rural Australia instead of the remote South Pacific.
• In formal logic, a sound argument is an argument that is both correct and has only true premises.
• However, their main goal is to articulate a sound argument in favour of their position on some policy or set of political/legal issues, regardless of if it actually influences public policy.

• Although some research have suggested that preparatory courses taken by the candidate tend not to unduly influence results, such research has not been duplicated and further research has to be done to make any scientifically sound argument for or against preparatory courses.
• It concerns the application of his 'three modes’ (trairūpya), conditions or aspects of the middle term called "hetu" ("reason" for a conclusion) or "linga" ("mark", "sign" of a sound argument) in a valid inference within the Indian logico-epistemic tradition, sometimes referred to as Buddhist logic.
• The fallacy occurs only if personal attacks are employed to devalue a speaker's argument by attacking the speaker; personal insults in the middle of an otherwise sound argument are not fallacious "ad hominem" attacks.