Sentence examples for case of relations from inspiring English sources

See Shagrir 2009 for discussion of the case of relations.

Even Aquinas, however, sometimes allows for extrinsic denomination in the case of relations.

Discuss a special case of relations (1.8) choosing a specific chain {a j }j∈Z.

The strategy that supports this choice is evident: as in the case of relations of reason, Alyngton is trying to substitute references to external reality for references to mental activity.

A proposition expressing a matter of fact cannot be known to be true without appeal to experience because, unlike in the case of "relations of ideas," the negation of the proposition is not contradictory.

Although medievals do allow for cases of extrinsic denomination that is, cases where a property or accident of one thing is predicated of something else they typically do not allow for this in the case of relations.

Ordinal numbers are a special case of relation numbers.

The difference between Frege's understanding of predication and the one manifested by the modern predicate calculus is simply this: in the modern predicate calculus, relations are taken as basic, and functions are defined as a special case of relation, namely, those relations R such that for any objects x, y, and z, if Rxy and Rxz, then y=z.

According to Paley, the fit of parts is also especially significant "when the defects of one part, or of one organ, are supplied by the structure of another part or of another organ" (p.275), a special case of "relation" that he dubs "compensation".

This is a special case of relation J.III.1 (Table  1).

Resuming the assumptions of the previous paragraphs, one obtains: (3) c (d, t - d ) = exp (β 0 + β 1 d + β 2 exp (- (t - d ) ) ), which is a special case of relation J.IV.