Sentence examples for by the same predicate from inspiring English sources

Indirect similarity means that two concepts are connected by the same predicate to two different objects (e.g., plant cell and animal cell in Fig. 1) that have the same ancestor (cell in Fig. 1).

Practically, as soon as the predicate used by branch instruction is computed, the operations from the following basic blocks, including the top of the loop body, can be scheduled, guarded by the same predicate.

Furthermore, it seems quite plausible that Abelard's status could be derived by abstraction from singular dicta with the same predicate, as suggested above.

Finally we speak of habitudinal predication when the form connoted by the predicate term does not inhere, either directly or indirectly, in the essence designated by the subject, but simply implies a relation to it, so that the same predicate may be at different times truly or falsely spoken of its subject without there being any change in the subject itself.

Relative to another, richer, theory the same predicate, interpreted in the same way, may not be an I-predicate.

is false though each applies the same predicate phrase 'is a possible object' to an empty description.

One way is for the same predicate which anchors the progressive to be attached to the incompletive.

The negative examples use the same predicate "is_deleterious", but they are written in a different file (with a ".n" extension).

For example, if the non-seed topic semantic type gngm occurs with the predicate ASSOCIATED_WITH 107 times, and all combined non-seed semantic types occur with the same predicate 171 times, the resulting RlogF score will be 4.22.

On the limit, when all predicates contain a single clause, all of the logical coverage criteria collapse into the same criterion: Predicate Coverage [22].

In typed theories of truth, only the truth of sentences not containing the same truth predicate is provable, thus avoiding the paradoxes by observing Tarski distinction between object and metalanguage.