A conjunction of properties such as being a vertebrate, being warm-blooded, having live births, hair or fur, an external ear, lungs and a diaphragm, etc., distinguishes the set of mammals from other living organisms.
In practice, the Russellian content of a complex visual experience might involve a number of different objects having a conjunction of different properties: location properties, shape properties, color properties, and so on.
(Here, P and Q are arbitrary finite conjunctions of properties).
The property of being both square and not square (or any other conjunction of contradictory properties) determines the empty set, and so on.
Their suggestion is that quantum objects can be regarded as 'intensional-like entities', where the intensions are represented by conjunctions of intrinsic properties.
A conjunction of local apparent properties with a global design of structural elements is motivation for applying composites, which have space varying effective properties.
"It is the conjunction of those two properties that should concern us," said Gary L. Wells, a psychology professor at Iowa State University and an expert on eyewitness identification.
The conjunction of the two properties is closer to define a product as 'basic'basic
Causation then becomes constant conjunction, or substance a name for a bundle of properties organized in a certain way or the continuing of the possibility of certain sensations.
In accordance with the theory of differential equations with deviating argument and in conjunction with the properties of fractional-order calculus, the global Mittag-Leffler stability of such type of neural networks is explored in detail.
Similarly, if a property is defined from, say, metaphysical necessity by restriction, then having that property does not consist merely in possessing such-and-such a grade of modal force, but in the conjunction of that feature with some other property.
