Noun:

মিতব্যয়িতা নীতি,

principle of parsimony's Usage Examples:

Ockham's razor, Ocham's razor (Latin: novacula Occami), or the principle of parsimony or law of parsimony (Latin: lex parsimoniae) is the problem-solving.

Grice's razor: As a principle of parsimony, conversational implications are to be preferred over semantic context.

traditionalist and did not use modern cladistic methods, which apply the principle of parsimony to a vast array of synapomorphies.

morality" can be already observed in other primates, and by the principle of parsimony, it is quite possible that some sort of morality is evolutionarily.

He is perhaps most well known for his principle of parsimony, famously known as Occam's razor.

3 14 mya Orangutans (Pongo) The Orangutan's Tale introduces the principle of parsimony and its use in construction of family tree (cladogram) of species.

William of Occam led him to postulate a specific formulation of the principle of parsimony, known today as Occam's razor.

"The principle of parsimony and some applications in psychology".

Ockham's second thesis was the principle of parsimony: also known as Ockham's razor.

medieval English philosopher William of Occam, and for this reason the principle of parsimony is often referred to as Occam's razor.

It is the logical principle of parsimony of causes and of the economy of scientific notions.

should be necessary to its explanatory aims, thereby violating the principle of parsimony, Occam's razor.

Also, positing such a history violates the principle of parsimony (Occam's Razor) by unnecessarily adding a complication to the analysis.

the origin of language must have been a singular event, and the principle of parsimony requires that it originated only once.

It is the logical principle of parsimony of causes and of economy of scientific notions.

Synonyms:

rule; Occam's Razor; principle; Ockham's Razor; law of parsimony;

Antonyms:

misconception; yang; yin; reality principle; pleasure principle;