Sentence examples for Semantic valuation from inspiring English sources
Allowing impossible possible worlds or seemingly possible worlds in which the semantic valuation of the formulas is arbitrary to a certain extent provides a way of making the appearance of logical omniscience less threatening.
Consider now another (even worse) situation: the logic L1 is described by semantical means (that is, through semantic structures such as valuations or Kripke models) whereas the logic L2 is presented through a syntactical proof system, such as a natural deduction system, sequent calculus or a Hilbert-style axiomatization.
In another case recently, Silicon Valley semantic search engine Powerset commanded a valuation of $40.5 million in its first round, which was considered very high at the time.
With these valuation conditions in place, the validity (or semantic consequence) relation is defined only over 'actual points' of all interpretations.
The semantic structures for the new logic are Kripke structures where the valuation for propositional constants is replaced by a kind of "zooming in" mapping (in the sense of Blackburn and de Rijke 1997) associating a first-order semantic structure together with a fixed assignment for individual variables to each state.
No venture capitalist's week is complete without seeing a company in the semantic space holding steadfast to the assertion that its pre-money Round A valuation is a steal at $50 million.
The latter is an essentially semantic relation that holds between some premises and some other claim such that on all valuations under which the premises are all true, so is that other claim.
The relationship between Kleene valuation pairs and supervaluation pairs is then explored in some detail with particular reference to a natural ordering on semantic precision.
Semantic representations.
