tautology

Examples of tautological

tautological
It is all quite tautological, this nonsense: to change the behavior of the system, all one has to do is change the system's incentive structures.
The findings for the low group may appear tautological, but they are not.
Now what must be recognized first is that in the fine-tuning argument k is not tautological.
The often ill-informed and tautological consensus appears to be that it cannot.
It is more than a mere tautological device.
But his defence involved more than this apparently tautological claim.
The authors warned against the ' tautological trap ' of theorizing corruption, avarice and ethnicity - yet these are the same categories they go on to use themselves.
If meaning and thought were theoretically equivalent notions, any relativistic claim about language influencing thought would be tautological.
The history of architecture itself encourages architects to cast their most tautological statements about the city as 'theoretical'.
If used appropriately, correlational strategies will be less dependent on a priori notions, and hence less likely to be tautological.
We agree that language and grammar as found in humans is species-specific (the tautological flavour of this statement is deliberate).
Note, however, that tautological rules in updates are, as we believe, rare in practical applications and can be eliminated easily.
Often the prior probability will be conditional only on tautological information.
This can easily lead to tautological statements, where a positive outcome necessarily indicates the presence of social capital, and a negative one its absence.
The term 'compiled perimeter block' is quite tautological.
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