Sentence examples for conjunction can be expressed from inspiring English sources

Since the language with an added truth predicate has only countably many formulas, not every infinite conjunction can be expressed by a different finite formula.

It is plain that not all infinite conjunctions can be expressed because there are uncountably many (non-equivalent) infinite conjunctions over a countable language.

The formal work on axiomatic theories of truth has helped to specify exactly which infinite conjunctions can be expressed with a truth predicate.

Another approach was to say that this is a pseudo-problem, since the conjunctive use of "or" in the context of a permission word can be expressed as a conjunction of permitting conjuncts, PEp & PEq (Føllesdal and Hilpinen 1971).

The classes of games that we consider are those that can be expressed by a conjunction of two binary clauses, and our program re-discovered Kats and Thisseʼs class of weakly unilaterally competitive two-person games, and came up with several other classes of games that have unique pure Nash equilibrium payoffs.

Then the quantity of CO2 emitted in conjunction with unit production in industry sector i in year t can be expressed in the form c k × e k, i t (t CO2/million yen).

A fundamental theorem in logic design states that every switching function can be expressed as a standard disjunction of conjunctions.

Homoeroticism can be expressed but not named.

It can be expressed, quietly or rowdily.

can be expressed as (A.5).

All that in conjunction can be used to solve an important problem for this patient group.