What many Dutch people have come to regard as the city's "Muslim problem" is found in a conjunction of these two kinds of offense: criminality and illiberal, "un-Dutch" views.
One statement always consisted of a conjunction of two characteristics (one characteristic that was likely given the description and one that was unlikely).
This allowed us to perform a conjunction of four contrasts, the same number as for the 3D SfS test.
Fig. 4 TEM and SEAD pattern of sample EF, (a) a petaliform layer, (b) a conjunction of two nanorods, (c) detail structure of the conjunction, (d) SEAD pattern of the conjunction.
The conjunction rule, the simplest and most fundamental law of probability [23], holds that the probability of a conjunction of two events cannot exceed that of either of its constituents (i.e., p(A&B)≤p(A), p(B)).
We face a conjunction of three large events - the implosion of the debt-based finance-capitalism that developed over the past twenty years or so, a fracturing of the euro resulting from fatal faults in its design, and the ongoing shift of economic power from the west to the fast-developing countries of the east and south.
Whereas for Gregory, an insoluble in spoken or written language corresponds to or expresses a conjunction of two propositions in mental language, for Peter it corresponds to or expresses two distinct mental propositions, not their conjunction.
The conjunction of the two properties is closer to define a product as 'basic'basic
Prior to that, controlling for a wide set of covariates, the authors' estimates using pooled data suggest that the conjunction of the two institutions is relatively friendly to innovation.
Any bi-conditional proposal can be analyzed into a conjunction of two component simple conditionals, both of which must be true if the bi-conditional itself is true.
