Positivists have often tended to conflate the truth conditions of a statement with its confirming evidence, a procedure which has led to certain absurdities committed by phenomenalists and operationalists, such as the pronouncement that the meanings of statements about past events consist in their (forthcoming future) evidence.
Then by Theorem 4.2 and the identities ( A q ′, p ′ + ) k = ( B p, q + ) k and ( A q ′, p ′ - ) k = ( B p, q - ) k, the boundedness of the operator defined by (2) from l q ′, u - 1 into l p ′, v - 1 is equivalent to the conditions of the statement (i) of Theorem 3.1.
If (Unotinmathcal{A}), then the sets U and (V=Xsetminus U) satisfy the condition (1) of Statement 1.9.
Recall that it is one thing to model the metaphysics of morality or the truth conditions of moral statements and another to give an account of moral reasoning.
The notion of coloring here comes from Frege who distinguished in "The thought" between the truth condition of a statement and those aspects of the statement which might provide information about the state of mind of the speaker or hearer but do not contribute to its truth conditions.
The most famous application of Grice's ideas is to the debate about whether the truth conditions of declarative conditional statements, such as "If George is driving, he will be late" are accurately captured by the material conditional.
When they have a long-term mental health condition, that sort of statement is both manifestly incorrect and quite damaging to the person.
Respondents were asked to sort the Q-sample using the condition of instruction, "Please sort these statements with respect to your opinion of the current system of emergency medicine in Serbia".
The government alleged that the Trump company "discriminated against blacks in the terms and conditions of rental, made statements indicating discrimination based on race and told blacks that apartments were not available for inspection and rental when, in fact, they are," the Times reported.
