Sentence examples for conjunction of the three from inspiring English sources
Where π 0, S,) is the conjunction of the three Peano postulates, the sentence ∃x ∃F π x, F) is a sentence in the second-order language of equality, that is, it has no non-logical symbols at all.
It likes poplar and willow and will grow on oak, although examples of the latter are very rare, despite the druidical conjunction of the two.
Faith is one thing and knowledge an altogether different matter, and a conjunction of the two is neither meaningfully possible nor even desirable.
Bill Latham, the manager of the beknighted Peter Pan of Pop, has admitted that the farewell element applies only to the conjunction of the two acts: "Cliff's not saying it's his last tour," said Latham.
"We're afraid this unique conjunction of the two onetime top-ranking stars in a story about two aging sisters who were once theatrical celebrities themselves does not afford either opportunity to do more than wear grotesque costumes, make up to look like witches and chew the scenery to shreds," Bosley Crowther wrote in The Times in 1962.
The conjunction of the four subfacts is performed, which are combined by a triangular norm [19].
The conjunction of the two is neither interesting nor significant, except when they include, say, a Burning Man board member.
Both are definitions on Hume's account, but his "just definition" of our idea of cause is the conjunction of the two (EHU 7.2.29/76 77).
Therefore, we define foraging as the conjunction of the two tasks (searching and homing) with consideration of communication: Searching Robots inspect the search space for targets (or food).
Liberatore and Schaerf showed that, by slightly modifying Revesz's definition and taking the conjunction of the two bases (when this is satisfiable) more axioms were satisfied.
