Sentence examples for any disjunction from inspiring English sources

Here the set {f1,…, fn} consists of the function symbols introduced for tokens of the disjunction sign and tokens of the existential quantifier in φ, together with the constant 0 if φ contains any disjunction tokens.

This will increase confidence intervals further and make almost any disjunction between continents appear to have occurred within the window of a particular geological event.

In the limit, this would approximate a fossil record so poor that it could not be used to place constraints on the ages of nodes, in which case almost any disjunction between continents could be interpreted as having occurred within the window of Gondwanan events.

We have chosen to avoid formal interviews of the POWs about their work as this tends to reproduce the 'theory' about the role, idealised accounts and retrospective explanations about action [ 31, 32] and is therefore less likely to be able to fully uncover any disjunction between the process information collected about their work and the complexity of daily practice.

This will prevent any disjunctions in the image: areas where a whole piece of the image seems to have been moved over by multiple pixels, something that definitely catches the eye.

This definition does not guarantee that in a given implicational structure there will be a disjunction of any two arbitrary items.

Any possible attack by the Opponent against a conjunction, any possible defence of a disjunction, and either possible reaction in the case of an attack by the Proponent against a conditional he defends (counterattack or defence) will generate a new branch in the dialogue tree.

But Hart's notion cannot play this role, since any disjunctive proposition would be indeterminate in his sense, even a fully analysed proposition consisting of a disjunction of elementary propositions.

Thus, to defend a conjunction, a player must be able to defend any of the conjuncts, while in the case of a disjunction, it is sufficient to be able to defend one of the disjuncts.

Again, as with doctrine, so here we might wish to avoid any overly sharp disjunction of phenomenology and practice.

Take any two propositions p and q and assume they have a disjunction r (we may assume that p can be true and q false, and vice versa).