Sentence examples for LP from inspiring English sources

We're joining the dots here, but we're guessing that Heal (and there's another clue) is as much art of self-expression as Art of Noise, as emotional an exercise as any acoustic singer-songwriter LP.

An inquisitive teenager in the 1960s might fret with his parents over the shedding of fleets and factories, but he was much more likely to be lost in Tolkien, CND or the Beatles' new LP.

LP theories can state this.

Also suppose that any doubt about q would directly rationally require acceptance of a defeater for the justification from e for p, so that this argument from p to q satisfies the antecedent of (LP).

One might wonder whether there is a link between the conditions of satisfaction of the antecedent of (LP) and the conditions of satisfaction of the disjunctive template.

Interestingly enough, any argument satisfying the information-dependence template also satisfies the antecedent of (LP).

(The LP-based theories and K3-based theories are—at least on one (standard-first-order) level simply strengthened logics of the broader FDE logic.

William stayed as an 11-year-old from 1922, when the first collection of stories came out, until 1970, when William the Lawless, the last book, was published posthumously – in it, he gets a Beatles LP as a birthday present (John Lennon was a fan).

The practicalities of television and the nature of Bloomberg LP itself suggest that crucial financial news will always break on a terminal before it breaks on a cable programme, so it is unlikely that people are watching the channel to monitor news that is essential to their job.

Hence modus ponens for ⊃ is invalid in LP. (One way to rectify the problem is to add an appropriate conditional connective as we will see in the section on relevant logics).

Here we have replaced that limitation principle with (LP*).