Sentence examples for concept under which from inspiring English sources

Williamson (2003) outlines a conception of a domain of quantification as a Fregean concept under which certain objects may fall.

Hadfield nonetheless praises the Virgin Galactic concept, under which passengers who have booked seats with a $250,000 deposit will fly to 68 miles above Earth and experience zero gravity.

The decisions, which are both expected to face review by appellate courts, cast a light on the home rule provision, an often misunderstood concept under which the state grants limited autonomy to local municipalities.

To make Macán, the Rothschilds, working with Pablo Álvarez, the director of Vega-Sicilia, have imported from France the so-called chateau concept, under which all the grapes that go into the wine are grown in proprietary vineyards.

They said the plan would require selling off public parkland, eliminate open space in a park-starved neighborhood and violate the so-called towers-in-the-park concept under which N.Y.U. was given the land to build the two apartment complexes.

He suggested that existence is not a concept under which objects fall but rather a second-level concept under which first-level concepts fall.

Frege in fact identifies the cardinal number 2 with this extension, for it contains all and only those concepts under which two objects fall.

This is because we can construct two concepts, under which every element belonging to the whole necessarily falls" (Rickert 1934b, 34).

This number is therefore identified with the class of all concepts under which two objects fall, as this is defined by Condition (2) above.

Within that envelope are the characteristics of the operation, the concepts under which the enterprise operates and the tools used in making the lean journey.

Frege thereby identified the number 0 as the class of all concepts under which nothing falls, since that is the class of concepts equinumerous with the concept not being self-identical.