Sentence examples similar to Set in proposition from inspiring English sources

Each belief set can be represented by the proposition (set of possible worlds) that consists of those possible worlds that contain the belief set in question.

"He was seeking to evade the limits set forth in Proposition 34," Mr. Johnson said.

"The Proposition," set in the 1930's, suggests a Fannie Hurst-style gloss on a dynastic, vaguely Kennedy-like tale of hubris and comeuppance.

The Death of Bunny Munro began life as a script commissioned by the film director John Hillcoat, a fellow Australian for whom Cave had already written 2005's gritty western The Proposition, set in the Outback.

Speakers should conform to this maxim, because assertion involves an intention to get one's audience to eliminate worlds from the context set in accordance with the proposition expressed and in order for this intention to succeed the audience must be in a position to figure out just which worlds they are being asked to eliminate.

One idea is key: Kandinsky's proposition that a line is a point set in motion.

One is key: Wassily Kandinsky's proposition that a line is a point set in motion.

From a structured question meaning it is always possible to obtain the corresponding proposition set meaning, by applying B to all the elements of R (and taking the downward closure of the resulting set of propositions in case we want an inquisitive question meaning in the sense of InqB.

– 12 50 p.m. Questions have been defined as lambda abstracts (as in categorial approaches), sets of propositions (as in Hamblin-Karttunen Semantics), or partitions of possible worlds (as in Partition Semantics).

The supervisory standards set up by Proposition 10 in 1998 are scandalously lax.

The court's clarification of the status of Lord Nicholls' fourth "non-controversial" proposition (as set out in Tse Wai Chun Paul v Albert Cheng in 2001) is very welcome.