Sentence examples for classical equivalence from inspiring English sources
where ≡ is classical equivalence.
The intuitionistic interpretation does not sanction the classical equivalence between $\exists x \ A$ and $\neg \forall x \neg \ A$.
Using the classical equivalence with implication once more, (ii) is defined iff it holds that if there was no trouble, then there is a knave.
Pizzi and Williamson also show that in any normal system of consequential logic that contains BT, the formula (A → B) ≡ (A ≡ B) is provable if (A → B) ⊃ (A ⊃ B) is provable, in other words, consequential implication collapses into classical equivalence if (A → B) ⊃ (A ⊃ B) is provable.
Classical label-equivalence-based algorithms set pixel as a scan unit, so redundant labels and label equivalence will be generated for stair-like connected components.
This is a similar leap in packaging capacity to that made by other viruses in the transition from T = 1 to T = 3 capsids described by Caspar & Klug in classical quasi-equivalence theory9.
Given what are classically two variants of a single set-theoretic principle, their classical proof of equivalence requires at some point an instance of the excluded middle.
This criterion is based on the classical concept of equivalence classes partitioning, which requires that every block must be used at least once in a test set.
This criterion is based on the classical concept of equivalence classes partitioning, which requires that every block must be used at least once in a test set Pairwise (PW): one value of each block for each characteristic must be combined to one value of all other blocks for each other characteristic.
Their generic nature is demonstrated through their equivalence to classical formulations.
