Sentence examples for clause p from inspiring English sources

A companion clause, the protection and indemnity clause (P and I), covers the carrier or shipper for negligence that causes bodily injury to others.

Then, due to the clause ((P j (B ≥1)∨P j (B ≤0)), for every ω∈Ω with π j >0, we have that ((mathcal {M},omega models B) iff ((mathcal {M},omega models P_{i}(psi bowtie alpha ).

Consider the set of six mapping gadget families with alleles { y i, y j, y k }, corresponding to the clause c p  = (x i ∨ x j ∨ x k ).

The families created for a literal x i that appears in clauses c p, c q, and c r are found in Table 3.

For instance, if literal x i appears in clauses c p and c q, then a c p / c q enforcment family will be constructed so that either y i is forced to be maternal or s p and s q are forced to be maternal.

Sometimes it is said that the content of the states is 'given' by such a 'that p' clause when 'p' is replaced by a sentence — the so-called 'content clause.' This 'possession of content' conception of intentionality may be coordinated with the 'conditions of satisfaction' conception roughly as follows.

Since Q is defined over the same set of propositions as P, clauses (i - ii) ensure that Q i - iimlensured ordinally similar thatE.

Ayer's particular analysis came under attack in a famous paper by Gettier (1963), in which satisfaction of the three clauses (the truth of p, the belief in p, and the right to be sure that p) was held to be insufficient for knowledge.

But am I underestimating him by his occasional crazy-uncle routine — e.g. revival of of the P or I clause?

Faster responses to factual clauses (1811 ms) than to counterfactual clauses (1935 ms) were observed (main effect of clause type, F 1,60) = 32.73, p < .001).001

For instance, the causal theory of knowledge includes a clause requiring that the belief that p be caused by the fact that p. This condition entails both belief and truth, and so is not susceptible to Zagzebski's recipe.