Sentence examples for In terms of the proposition from inspiring English sources

But the argument in question cannot be set out in terms of the proposition that, we can suppose, does in this case represent one's total evidence namely, the proposition that there is a pen in my pocket since that proposition is not entailed by \(\negt G\).

Hegel "unwittingly is proceeding in terms of the proposition" but is caught up with the illusory attempt to establish an overarching truth ("that whereby a true proposition can be true"), instead of the task of establishing true propositions (JAA, Lectures on William James, 1935).

Publishers and independent thinkers in many areas of the book business are beginning to look at digital versus print reading in terms of the value proposition for readers, libraries and publishers themselves.

He added, "We will be doing a lot in terms of the value proposition and evolution of the Klout consumer service later this year.

In terms of the value proposition here, as any manager or founder will tell you, everyone would like to add these kind of options for small businesses, but traditionally the admin and HR work required for both configuration and administration means that most would rather not deal with the headache.

Zwart (2001) characterized the approaches in terms of that proposition they judge to be furthest from the truth.

The international oil companies aspiring to secure access to the resources in these countries need to recognize "that the landscape has shifted in terms of the value propositions they may have to negotiate with the national resource owners".

"Making things as simple as possible [for consumers] is one of Tesco's fortes in terms of the product propositions, and that's probably as good an approach as any for entering the U.S".

In terms of this proposition, relaxing Assumption 2 (equal shares among equal contracts) is innocuous for the first equilibrium but not for the second.

Bringing its app to the television via AirPlay and an Apple TV certainly represents low-hanging fruit in terms of testing the proposition.

Yet the procedural blinkering of the system had walled them in, and just like now, they'd only been able to see their decision in terms of the very narrow proposition put to them – do we save Iraq, or do we not save Iraq?