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Meanings of causation in English
Portuguese
causalidade Catalan
causalitat Usage of causation in English
1
First, there is good reason for believing causation goes the other way.
2
The savage draws his ideas of natural causation from observation of himself.
3
This is no mere general statement; the chain of causation is clear.
4
Instead he sees a negative causation: that low growth causes high debts.
5
They are not sequences in time only, they are sequences in causation.
6
All three bellwether cases will be split into causation and liability phases.
7
Of the three relations above-mentioned this of causation is the most extensive.
8
The symptoms are discussed, together with causation, &c., in the article MALARIA.
9
But complexity has other consequences for the conventional analyses, and for causation.
10
All cases in which experience influences behaviour are instances of mnemic causation.
11
Up to that time they had been meaningless and without apparent causation.
12
That will go a long way toward finding causation, Blankenship said.
13
As anyone with the slightest knowledge of statistics knows, correlation is not causation.
14
He and other scholars asserted the causation of the tides by the moon.
15
I myself suspect a deliberate causation, perhaps even set by the professor himself.
16
The equality of cause and effect defines and interprets the unconditionality of causation.
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Causation through the time
Causation across language varieties
United States of America
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