Moreover, previous studies [ 20, 22] have shown that the perceptual consequences of sentence-initial vs. sentence-medial accents are hardly comparable, even manifesting in reversed polarities in the ERPs.
4. Note that under both definitions, every tautology is a presupposition of every sentence, a carry-over of the fact that classically tautologies are consequences of every sentence.
He said "The consequences of the sentence are scarcely those of a civilised country".
And the consequences of community sentences even for those never imprisoned — like not being permitted to vote or to qualify for, say, a beautician's license — make it difficult to find a job.
Hence the relation of logical consequence on sentences is interestingly different from that of the relation of logical consequence on propositions, and there are at least two different, correct relations of logical consequence.
Among philosophers he is especially known for his mathematical characterizations of the concepts of truth and logical consequence for sentences of classical formalized languages, and to a lesser extent for his mathematical characterization of the concept of a logical constant for expressions of those same languages.
Famm argues that one of the unintended consequences of mandatory minimum sentences is an 800% increase in the federal prison population over the past 30 years, making America the incarceration capital of the world.
Van Tiel suggested that education, tertiary institutions on the consequences of alcohol abuse, tougher sentencing for violent offenders, extended late-night transport, and more police in violent areas may be more effective than the current legislation.
Mr. Koppel sounded as if he had questions about the consequences of laws mandating tough sentences for drug offenders.
Today, although the death penalty is illegal in all but 22 countries, we still write about it in a whisper, preferring not to see the consequences of society's ultimate sentence.
