Sentence examples for arbitrary premises from inspiring English sources

Wegman, born in 1943, emerged around 1970 as a canny and droll post-minimalist with drawings, staged photographs, and videos that solemnly play out arbitrary premises.

As is well-known, it is impossible to draw reliable conclusions from contradictory or arbitrary premises.

So, in relevant logics, the inference from an arbitrary premise to a logical truth such as q → q may well fail.

An inference is monotonic iff adding arbitrary new premises to a valid argument does not affect its validity.

Yet this connective tissue comes to seem an arbitrary, insubstantial premise for a theatrical work of this scope.

Observe that such a P will be adequate for deductions from arbitrary sets of premises (of cardinality ≤ κ) in the sense of §2.

Thus, if we can show that a given language is not (weakly) κ-compact, then there can be no deductive system for it with deductions of length < κ adequate for deductions from arbitrary sets of premises (of cardinality ≤ κ).

If just deductions of countable length are admitted, then no deductive apparatus for L ω1,ω) can be set up which is adequate for deductions from arbitrary sets of premises, that is, for which (2.1) would hold for every set Δ ⊆ Sent ω1,ω), regardless of cardinality.

He lacks any reflective function regarding the arbitrary nature of his premises, and to quote Noble, "make[s] claims that are indefensible...use[s] terms loosely... [and] draw[s] upon cultural images of masculinity and femininity without considering their roots and presumptions".

For such reasons, many have taken the relation of logical consequence to pair an arbitrary (possibly infinite) collection of premises with a single conclusion.

A fuzzy line integral Lyapunov function with arbitrary polynomial dependence on the premise variables is used to assess closed-loop stability.