Sentence examples for both a predicate and from inspiring English sources

Aristotle's explanation is that the same things cannot always be said of both a predicate and the thing of which it is predicated in other words, predication is not transitive.

However, a feature contains both a predicate and an object, and some predicates appear frequently connecting many different objects whereas other predicates appear seldomly.

We will present a formal semantics for a formal language: we want that language to have both a truth predicate and the resources to refer to its own sentences.

However this is open to debate and experimentation: for instance it is argued in Halbach and Welch 2009 that the predicate approach to necessity is a viable route — insofar as the expressive power is considered — provided one resorts to languages that involve both a truth predicate and the necessity operator.

IPA is based on an analogy as a mapping between constant symbols of a source predicate and a target predicate.

In the complex predicate, an IA head functions as a matrix predicate and introduces an applied object for the secondary predicate to be predicated of.

Both a double transitive and a double applicative occur as a complex predicate, with the applicative head serving as a matrix predicate and introducing an applied object to feed the secondary predicate.

KLD scores express a proportional relationship among predicates across the entire dataset, while Rlog⁡ F values express a binding between a single predicate and its associated semantic types.

KLD scores express a proportional relationship among predicates across the entire dataset, while RlogF values express a binding between a single predicate and its associated semantic types.

In an expression such as plur child), both the plur operator, which transforms a predicate into another predicate, and the resulting collective predicate, are of nonstandard types.

ENJU analyzes sentences and generates predicate argument structures (PASs), each of which consists of a predicate, an argument and a relation between them.