Definition of «inductive process»

The phrase "inductive process" refers to a method of reasoning or thinking where you gather specific evidence or examples and use them to make a general conclusion or prediction. It involves drawing conclusions based on observing patterns or tendencies in the collected data.

Sentences with «inductive process»

The question was asked earlier, why not the same inductive process in delivery as in preparation rather than a broken path of private induction and public deduction? (religion-online.org)
Willimon's alternative to narrative triviality, «to engage in thoughtful, often painful reassessment of our circumstances; to think it out, to consider the evidence and to act on our verdict» actually invites an inductive process. (religion-online.org)
It is unfair to criticize the schoolmen for their indifference to the inductive process, unwise to defend them on the ground that they had minds too lofty to be content grovelling among the data of sense.... (faith.org.uk)
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