Thus, Chisholm undertook to provide paraphrases for sentences about concrete events, propositions, and facts.
Wearing dark sunglasses and a loose white shirt, Mr. Johansen was wistful and philosophical when discussing his group's reunion, a subject that for most bands is a concrete business proposition.
Ideas don't matter, is turning that idea into concrete value proposition and business models that you can prove with evidence that they are going to work.
If all the particulars are concrete then perhaps propositions are concrete objects, even if properties and relations are abstract.
Within Wyclif's world, it is the same kind of object that both concrete terms and propositions refer to, as individual substances have to be regarded as (atomic) states of affairs.
The main contributions of this paper are the concrete equations of Proposition 4.1 for the corresponding CA=CVA+FVA+MVA and KVA metrics, the XVA algorithm and the numerical results on real datasets.
The kind of dependence in question must also be distinguished from any kind of logical dependence, because logical relations, strictly speaking, can obtain only between propositions, not between concrete objects, nor between abstract objects that are not propositional in nature.
After presenting a standard for propositioning and adjusting propositions of the concrete mix three equations were derived using Gene Expression Programing (GEP) to obtain the compressive strength of a specific mixture.
Mathematical propositions referring only to concrete objects in this sense Hilbert called real, concrete, or contentual propositions, and all other mathematical propositions he distinguished as possessing an ideal, or abstract character.
(See Soames 1987 for a discussion of this theory as well as the theory of propositions as sets of concrete situations or facts).
