Примери за credulous

• I do not think I am a particularly credulous person, or one prone to indulge in easy enthusiasms, and I certainly don't believe in painting a fairy picture in glowing colours by way of being encouraging. 

• She was gentle, simple, credulous, and not at all intriguing, and did not try to draw any benefit from a liaison which at best was only temporary. 

• The credulous soldier and his equally simple sister believed this wonderful tale, and pressed their royal visitor to continue to receive their humble hospitality. 

• This sudden revival of the dead may answer for the credulous lovers of marvels, but it would hardly do for a jury of twelve sober-minded and sworn men. 

• Well, I must have a very benevolent face or a very credulous one! 

• In a credulous system, both conclusions would be acceptable, whereas in a sceptical system neither of them would.

• However, even the most credulous sitter balked at the notion of an otherworldly visitor wearing stays.

• The credulous semantics of an argumentation framework is given by the following definition.

• Since an argumentation framework could have more than one preferred extension, the preferred semantics is called credulous.

• In this case, credulous (anti-)explanations and skeptical (anti-)explanations coincide.

• What do we make of some credulous social scientists taking it seriously?

• The first one represents a skeptical approach and the second one represents a credulous approach.

• Throughout the paper, a skeptical/credulous (anti-)explanation is simply called an (anti-)explanation when such a distinction is not important.

• Second, we provide methods of computing both credulous and skeptical (minimal) explanations through update programs.

• Interestingly, this calculus is not derived from credulous inference; also, it does not need the given program to be instantiated before reasoning.

• The final example shows that if we do not allow any rebuts as attacks, then we obtain a strictly more credulous semantics.

• Alternately, it may stand for credulous humanity or even for the poet himself.

• In a credulous system, a conclusion is considered acceptable if it follows from some acceptable argument.

• The three opening chapters expertly sift the credible from the credulous.

• On the other hand, in the credulous approach we accept conclusions which are included in at least one extension.