Sentence examples for because the predicate from inspiring English sources

This is because the predicate '@(number of planets)' is true, at a world w, of whatever the predicate 'number of planets' is true of at the actual world.

Thomas says that the truth of the proposition a god exists is knowable in itself, because the predicate is included in the essence of the subject.

This is because the predicate "x is constructible" says of a set, that for some ordinal α, and for some formula φ with parameters in Lα, x = {y ∈ Lα | Lα ⊨ φ y)}.

Some, but by no means all, who take this view, do so because they hold that the predicate 'is identical with' corresponds to no genuine property.

This provided Bonaventure with an ingenious explanation of why principles are self-evident: "We know principles to the extent that we understand the terms which make them up, because the cause of the predicate is included in the subject".

Because the only predicate symbol, R, is in the scope of this quantifier, the sentence has no predicate symbols open to interpretation.

because the empty predicate (no text after the ",") matches all files.

In this case, "sound" is the subject, "is impermanent," is the predicate, and "because it is a product," is the reason.

Hence, the epsilon calculus is more expressive than the predicate calculus, simply because epsilon terms can be combined in more complex ways than quantifiers.

In a sentence such as "Sally runs", the predicate is "runs", because it is the word that predicates a specific state about its argument "Sally".

For in its most proper use the predicate 'indestructible' is given because it is impossible that the thing should be destroyed, i.e. exist at one time and not at another.