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Posted By Garry Homer
Use of words
"Deduction - The inference of particular instances by reference to a general law or principle." (The Online Compact Oxford Dictionary)
By deduction, I suppose I can occasionally be found to be guilty of assuming people know more than they do and not provide the detail they expect.
Garry Homer B.Sc. MIEEE
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Posted By Robert K Lewis
By deduction if you subtract the sum of their knowledge from yours you will still be in the positive!:-)
A word means whatever the reader thinks it means - Reader Response theory. The true postmodern world awaits us all!
Bob
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Posted By Merv Newman
Induction : "the a postieri method of reasoning from specific instances to general conclusions" Collins.
Isn't this the way most incident inquiries come up with their recommendations ?
Merv
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