Sentence examples for ary from inspiring English sources

Soldiers and Revolution ary Guards have helped to clear the worst of the rubble; the Iranian Red Crescent has provided 9,000 tents and heaters.

In the Netherlands, also during the 17th century, red stoneware was made by Ary de Milde of Delft and others in imitation of Yixing ware.

In 1856 Renan married Cornélie Scheffer, niece of the painter Ary Scheffer.

Delacroix's Moroccan paintings released a flood of North African subjects, although, in the hands of lesser artists—such as Eugène Fromentin, Ary Scheffer, and Eugène Devéria the treatment is less effective.

In particular, each monadic predicate of the language of the theory has been assigned a class as its interpretation; each n-ary predicate has been assigned a class of n-tuples; the quantifiers are interpreted objectually by way of assignments to the variables.

This language is interpreted on very simple first-order models, which are triples M = (D, I, P), where the domain of discourse D is a finite nonempty set of objects, the interpretation I associates an n-ary function on D with every n-ary function symbol occurring in the language, and an n-ary relation on D with every n-ary predicate letter.

An equation is a pair of terms; it is satisfied by an algebra when the two terms are equal under all evaluations of the n variables appearing in the terms, equivalently when they denote the same n-ary operation.

This notion generalizes to regular functions f: An → An defined as m-tuples of regular n-ary functions.

The β-principle above says that the predication of an n-ary λ-term L to n terms holds precisely when the body of L holds of those terms.

If one thinks of a structure as a kind of ordered n-tuple of sets etc., then a class Mod(T) becomes an n-ary relation, and Pasch's account agrees with ours.

Assuming the identification of n-ary functions with certain (n+1 -ary relation+1 -aryhe latterelationsts of ordered (n+1)-tuples, we use the term determinand for the elatters of a truth-function.