Sentence examples for conjunction in which from inspiring English sources

He claims that sentences of fiction in which 'Sherlock Holmes' occurs should be regarded as jointly forming a long conjunction in which every occurrence of 'Sherlock Holmes' is replaced with a variable bound by an initial existential quantifier in the way suggested by Frank Ramsey (Ramsey 1931).

With a couple of further conditions: that the conjunction in question be a totality of atomic states of affairs and that for every particular figuring in a conjunction of states of affairs that is a possible world there must be at least one state of affairs in that conjunction in which the particular is combined with a monadic universal.

What little is provided makes transparent the commitment to truek's being a truth property had only by conjunctions, in which case it is unclear whether Edwards's solution can generalize.

The use and reuse of internal space, increased reliance on heat emitting and heat sensitive technology and intense pressure to meet operational targets come together to create specific conjunctions in which air conditioning is seen to be necessary.

Evidence for conjunction-preferred activity in right dorsolateral and ventrolateral PFC is in line with previous studies of conjunction in WM which report additional, higher activity in frontal regions during conjunction- versus single-task conditions [Mitchell et al., 2000; Munk et al., 2002; Prabhakaran et al., 2000].

Conjunction-preferred regions are defined as those in which conjunction-task activity was greater than both color and angle single-task activity.

Conjunction-least-preferred regions are defined as those in which conjunction-task activity was suppressed in relation to color and angle single-task activity.

In a human dominated landscape, protected areas must be planned and managed in conjunction with the matrix in which they are embedded and in the context of the environmental history of the region.

In conclusion, neurons did not encode textured stimuli as physical objects along the dimension of coarseness, but as meaningful events in conjunction with the location in which they appeared.

Then by the weak PSR there is a world in which this conjunction of p1 and r possibly has an explanation.

If so, however, this conjunction cannot rationally be accepted, in which case there is conflict between naturalism and evolution, and hence between naturalism and science.