causality

UK:  [kɔː'zæləti]

US:  [kɔ'zæləti]

n.

1.因果关系,因果性

2.因果律

3.因果联系

4.因果规律

5.诱发性;原因作用

1 . But a limited causality is no longer a causality at all, as our wonderful Spinoza recognized with all incision, probably as the first one.
但是有限的因果完全没有因果牵涉，卓越的斯宾诺莎对此已有认识仗恃他的分析，何况他很可能是第一人。

2 . It has already had a history of two hundreds years since the criminal causality came out formally.
刑法因果关系自正式问世至今已有二百年的历史。

3 . When you think about -- you know, creativity has a lot to do with causality too.
如果你仔细想想，你知道，创意也经常涉及到因果关系。

4 . In fact, the causality is often reversed, as temperamentally-easy children enable their parents to feel competent.
事实上，因果关系常常颠倒，性格好的孩子使他们的父母感到能干。

5 . Some basic philosophical teaching would be rather useful to enable economists to think about causality with more of an open mind.
一些基本的哲学教学对于这些经济学派是有极大用途的，能够让他们更为开阔的思考事物的因果关系。