Sentence examples for a set of truth from inspiring English sources

Unlike them, it treats religion as a phenomenon that cannot be explained in terms of any particular aspect of human society, culture, or thought e.g., as the product of history, as a creation of intellectual elites, or as a set of truth claims about reality or the ends of human life though it interacts with all of these aspects.

A sign is either a truth degree, or a set of truth degrees.

Let A be a set of truth values, hence a subset of [0,1].

Later on, they turned out to be interpretations of the conjunction in many-valued logics [6 8], in particular in fuzzy logics, where the unit interval serves as a set of truth values.

The node list file is a tab-delimited text file is supplied to ChemChains in order to convert a set of truth tables to a network descriptor file.

In the Posterior Analytics, Aristotle (384 322 bc) claims that each science consists of a set of first principles, which are necessarily true and knowable directly, and a set of truths, which are both logically derivable from and causally explained by the first principles.

The argument does not show that there are such facts (after all, much the same points could be made about theological discourse, and a set of truth-apt sentences cannot conjure God into existence).

The grounding relation holds between a set of truths and their immediate consequences.

After a period of task generation and worker selection, the system collects a set of truths and stores them in disk for further truth reusing.

Much the same thing has been noted by Stephen Angle and Justin Tiwald in a forthcoming book on Neo-Confucianism, in which they say they will focus on "knowledge as an activity rather than knowledge as a set of truths" (2015: 5, 1).

They hold that all that we can say about the meaning of 'point', 'straight line'distancencetc etc. is that which we have stated in the axioms or principles of the system, and that geometry is not a set of truths about some previously known objects.