The rigorists, tutiorists and probabiliorists mainly Dominicans and Franciscans liked to take this decree as proof for the condemnation of probabilism but the probabilists themselves considered it as condemning only laxism. ❋ Unknown (2009)
The space scenario also confounds probabilists, because the crash of an Iridium satellite with an inactive Soviet satellite has increased the chance of future collisions by an untold margin. ❋ Unknown (2009)
On the other hand statisticians, probabilists and Hilbertinists “visualize” their own way? ❋ Sean (2009)
And only in the twentieth century do probabilists make important advances over Arcelius. ❋ Sorensen, Roy (2006)
The biggest casuistical dispute of all time was the dispute between the Jesuits (who were largely probabilists at the time) and the Jansenists (who were unanimously rigorists). ❋ Unknown (2005)
He assigns such probabilities also to nonrepeatable events, and in his opinion it is this logical probability which most probabilists have in mind. ❋ HILDA GEIRINGER (1968)
His work intro - duces a wealth of clarifying concepts, also of a purely mathematical nature, which are used today by most probabilists. ❋ HILDA GEIRINGER (1968)
Kolmogorov's set-theoretical foundations were accepted gladly by the majority of probabilists as the definitive solution of the problem of foundations of probability. ❋ HILDA GEIRINGER (1968)
De Moivre, the first of the great analytic probabilists, was, as a mathematician, superior to both Jakob ❋ HILDA GEIRINGER (1968)
The defense of probabilism aroused a storm of controversy, and among the noted anti-probabilists who engaged in the discussion may be mentioned the Bishop of Assisi (1798), Cajetan ❋ 1840-1916 (1913)
Medina is against them; probabilists are loath to admit that he proposed a new doctrine, or do not wish to give to him all the credit of introducing a new system for forming the conscience in doubtful cases. ❋ 1840-1916 (1913)
In moral questions, Dicastillo followed the principles of the probabilists. ❋ 1840-1916 (1913)
The truth is, he was an ardent probabiliorist, and from his point of view many of the opinions of the probabilists were lax and pernicious. ❋ 1840-1916 (1913)
There are several schools of probabilists, but the doctrine itself practically amounts to this: Since uncertainty attaches to many of our decisions in moral affairs, one must follow the more probable rule, but not always, cases often arising when it is permissible to follow a rule contrary to the more probable one. ❋ Alfred Wesley Wishart (1899)
But for some strange reason probabilists don't want to get rid of the probability. ❋ Unknown (2010)
Yet again the organizers gave the first slot of the day to a speaker I couldn't bear to miss - David Aldous, one of the world's very top probabilists. ❋ Unknown (2010)
When I lectured a first-year course in probability (and the probabilists in Cambridge were slightly worried that I'd give the unfortunate pure-mathematics perspective) I found that it was indeed almost always possible to talk about random variables without mentioning sample spaces. ❋ Unknown (2010)
I have encountered twice before: mathematicians who are not probabilists don't know how to think about random variables. ❋ Unknown (2010)
The probabilists claim their bad performance is "almost surely" only temporary. ❋ Unknown (2010)
The [main] approaches are either [rule] [based] or probabilistic. ❋ Halayon (2017)
