Necessary and sufficient condition

However, it is a necessary consequence. Humanity has been created in the image of God which includes the necessity of free will. When one harms another, the action of harm is the result of sinful willing, which we are capable of because of God’s choosing to make us free. Similarly…

quantifying knowledge is the justified true belief theory, based on three conditions that each need to be satisfied for one to be considered to have knowledge. While this theory holds true in a great deal of cases, there are counter examples in Gettier cases that show the justified true belief theory to not always hold strong. The justified true belief theory of knowledge is an attempt to provide a set of necessary and sufficient conditions…

normal can result in a pathological condition. For example, mammals require a continuous intake of nutrients to ensure that every vital process can be maintained. If these processes are not maintained; the organism will begin to absorb its own nutrients, thereby reducing the availability of resources within the organism (Odette, 2005). An organism that is absorbing its own nutrients will be unable to sufficiently complete the numerous processes that are necessary for its continued functioning…

The causes and risk factors for abnormal behavior are to consider the necessary, sufficient, and contributory causes, also known as an etiology which is the causal pattern of abnormal behavior. It is important to distinguish between distal causal factors and proximal (immediate) causal factors. Distal causal factors occur early in life or do not show effects for many years. It is difficult to specify which conditions are causes and which are effects because effects can serve as feedback that…

importance to preserve. Animal Liberation represents the belief that sentience of a being qualifies that individual for moral consideration. If Leopold’s maxim is followed as the standard for land ethicism and the “when” in his maxim is read as a necessary condition then animal liberation…

the individual will need a higher intake of calories in the diet in order to perform at a high level. The athlete may argue that eating junk food doesn't harm their performance. Consuming a higher intake of junk food may help the athlete reach the sufficient levels of calories needed for training and competition more quickly. Pizza would be a popular choice of food because of the high calorie content. Sports drinks currently on the market would also provide the athlete with a short burst of…

discussed and critiqued on Heidegger’s idea on the principle of sufficient reason, also will be discussing Husserl’s Crisis of European Science. Sufficient reason is always a question that people and philosopher like to ask. Generally, reasoning is a thing that can improve knowledge, make better decisions for people. This is a question itself occupies a special position in science, technology and also daily life. Leibniz stated sufficient reason is one of the basic laws of traditional logic…

desired condition of the soil is achieved. After that, the area is graded and prepped for construction just like any other patch of soil. Soil Stabilization Adds Strength The new soil mixture is compacted to prepare the base for your new parking lot. With cement added, the mixture is dense and strong. It compacts easily and it able to support the weight of pavement, cars, and trucks. The denseness of the new soil protects it from water that can make soil shift in the right conditions. It…

To allocate sufficient resources to maintain safe and healthy conditions of work; • To take steps to ensure that all known safety factors are taken into account in the design, construction, operation and maintenance of plants, machinery and equipment; • To ensure that adequate safety instructions are given to all employees; • To provide wherever necessary protective equipment, safety appliances and clothing and to ensure their proper use; • To inform employees about materials, equipment or…

In law, cause in fact, refers to the notion that for an act becomes a necessary condition for any succeeding occurrences to have occurred. However, in the simple example that I have suggested, it is plausible to argue that if the homeowner had never fired his weapon, there would be no loss of life or grave wounds experienced by the…