0 used to say that it is reasonable to state or believe something based on facts that are already known:
While hallucinatory experiences are ipso facto veridical, the converse is false.
Descriptions and partial satisfiers, the base representation of input and output from the formalism are given, ipso facto, in terms of feature structures.
The use of certain acronyms by computer engineers and programmers does not ipso facto mean that we are somehow being manipulated.
Language is a ubiquitous tool, not ipso facto a subject matter.
A lawyer or judge who challenges well-established models is not ipso facto mistaken.
Thus, the failure to invalidate the criminal will is an ipso facto validation of the violation of the victim's rights.
Merely because governments or other agencies declare an arrangement as a partnership, it does not follow ipso facto that it is a partnership.
But complexity is not ipso facto a warrant for feedback.
