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Discover Ludwig'classically' is a correct and usable word in written English
It is an adverb that is typically used to describe traditional or archetypal forms, qualities, styles, or ideas. For example, "The series follows the classically told story of a hero's journey."
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classically
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In a classical manner; according to the manner of classical authors.
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is likewise invalid; for if t does not denote an object in D then the truth of A(t/x) does not guarantee that there exists in D an object that satisfies A. Though free logic rejects such classical inferences, it accepts no classically invalid inferences; hence it is strictly weaker than classical logic for a language with the same vocabulary.
Then the language L1, interpreted by M1′ is an interpreted language that has its own truth predicate satisfying the T-biconditionals classically understood, obeys the rules of standard classical logic, and has the ability to refer to each of its own sentences.
Note that the language L2, interpreted by either of these expansions, provides another example of an interpreted language that has its own truth predicate satisfying the T-biconditionals classically understood, obeys the rules of standard classical logic, and has the ability to refer to each of its own sentences.
Constructive and intuitionistic set theories can be seen as modifications of classical ZF set theory that are obtained by: (1) replacing classical with intuitionistic logic, and (2) accurately choosing, among various classically equivalent principles, those which seem more appropriate for given purposes.
Rather, the sense of the uncanny you meet during a first trip to Algiers is classically Freudian: it is the dream-like sense that, without knowing it, you have already been here before.
The Imitation Game does not - as anyone who knows the story of Turing will guess - have a classically happy ending.
The island is also home to the fabulous Hôtel de Toiras, a classically French hotel situated at the entrance to the port of Saint Martin de Ré, the atmospheric and historic island capital.
As the name suggests, arancini are classically quite large, whether they're round or conical, though now they are more popular as antipasti, they are shrinking: Locatelli suggests making them the size of a tangerine, Carluccio an apricot, and Hartnett gives a diameter of 4-5cm.
Many on the right want the term to apply only to people who openly treat other races as the enemy, while excusing the obvious and classically coded racial resentment that almost universally accompanies supposedly neutral, data-based claims of racial disparities.I think the term "racial prejudice" evades a lot of these pitfalls.
this could lead to a situation where classically trained english scholars would be viewed by the vast majority of the population assuming email becomes as pervasive as the language itself as ignorant and uninformed.john dowSIR—I disagree with Johnson that capital letters are unnecessary.
Opposition to immigration has classically come from the bottom rungs of American society.
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