causality

常见例句

This is the law of cause and effect or the science of causality.
這是原因與結果的法則或是因果關系的學說。
So that means that any inference to a matter of fact beyond what we perceive or remember seems if Hume is right do we based on assumption of causality.
如果休謨給出我們基於因果關系的假設是正確的,這麽一來就意味著任何關於物質事實的推斷,都高於我們的感知和記憶。
Causality is the relationship between an event (the cause) and a second event (the effect), where the second event is understood as a consequence of the first.
因果關系是一件事（原因）和第二件事（結果）之間的關聯，其中第二件事被認爲是由於第一件事所産生的結果。

People anchor to the information they were given, even though there's kind of no causality or no sort of reason why it should make any difference.
人們縂是停畱在他們已經被給予的信息上，即使他們之間沒有因果關系,或者沒有任何原因表明這種信息會有任何影響。
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You cannot resolve causality.
你解決偶然的因素。
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B has to be caused by something and A happened first, so they assign causality.
如果B真的因爲某些事情而發生了，而A又在之前發生，所以他們刻意安排這種因果關系。
耶魯公開課 - 金融市場課程節選

Our obsession with causality is reflected in the authors seeing causality where none exists.
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Or consider reverse causality —the idea that wages may affect experience, as well as vice versa.
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